Felt – Space Blues

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Label:	Creation Records – Cre 060T
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Single
Country:	UK
Released:	Aug 1988
Genre:	Rock, Pop
Style:	Indie Pop, Art Rock

Tracklist

A1	Space Blues Backing Vocals – Rose McDowall Piano [Fender Rhodes Bass Piano], Synthesizer, Organ – Martin Duffy Viola, Violin – Frank Sweeney Written-By – Lawrence (5)	2:23
A2	Be Still Guitar [Fender Jazzmaster] – Neil Scott Organ, Piano [Bass Piano] – Martin Duffy Saxophone [Soprano] – Richard Thomas (2) Written-By – D. Wilson, S. Kalinich	3:13
B1	Female Star Guitar [Acoustic, Slide] – Neil Scott Piano [Bass Piano] – Martin Duffy Written-By – Lawrence (5)	2:08
B2	Tuesdays Secret Bass – Mick Bund Drums – Gary Ainge Guitar – Lawrence (5) Guitar [Lead] – Richard Left Organ – Martin Duffy Written-By – Lawrence (5)	2:25

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – The Cartel – CRE 060T
Published By – Complete Music Ltd. – CRE 060T
Recorded At – Jam Studios – CRE 060T
Recorded At – Livingston Studios – CRE 060T
Published By – Immediate Music – CRE 060T
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Creation Records – CRE 060T
Copyright © – Creation Records – CRE 060T

Credits

Artwork [Artwork By] – Shanghai Packaging Company
Photography By [Polaroid] – Donna Ranieri
Producer – John Leckie
Vocals – Lawrence (5)

Notes

On labels:
"Made in England"

Label side B:
"Tuesday's Secret 2.25 approx"

Recorded at Livingstone and Jam Studios in London 1988.
Distribution Cartel.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A): CRE 060 (T) A-1 Adrenalin NT1 DAMONT
Matrix / Runout (Side B): CRE 060 (T) B-1 Adrenalin NT1 DAMONT

Other Versions (2)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Space Blues (7", Single, Limited Edition)	Creation Records	Cre 060	UK	1988
New Submission	Space Blues (12", White Label)	Creation Records	CRE 060T	UK	1988

Reviews

Pilmer Mar 19, 2013
Sparkling gem of an EP from the very end of Lawrence's Felt project, featuring the inimitable John Leckie (Stone Roses s/t) at the helm. The arrangements and production are beautiful, and the cascading "Tuesday's Secret" may be my favorite Felt song. An amazing send-off for a timeless band.