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Cliff Richard's cover of this song did appear on the album "Jack Good's Oh Boy!" on MFP Records in 1981.

These codes indicate the rate of purchase tax levied on the record. There is a great webpage here which lists the codes used and the date of their introduction. Where the rate of tax changed after a record was produced, an adhesive stamp might be affixed to the label, e.g....

My copy has the tax code on the 'A' side.

Like kab2112's image of the single, mine too has NCB printed underneath CHAPPEL & CO, only mine still has the full centre.

From Third Man's website: The B-side "Hunger and Light" is recorded in Triple Reverse Cryptophonica ™ and will (hopefully) have you spending hours trying to figure out exactly what he’s saying. It took just over a week for a Glenn Arnold to decypher the record and he...

My record has the tax code as M T. I never knew such things until this record!!! I've got the green label of 'APACHE' and that has W T embossed. What does these codes mean?

I've got this single and wonder if I'm the only one with the misprinted label on the 'A' side, I will download the image for all to see what I mean. The hole punch has still got the print on, references below the title song is missing, the 'Made In Gt. Britain' print is on...

Pressed in both green and red vinyl

reissued in the early 1970's (orange label with olive Capitol logo at bottom)

Same issue on standard mint and olive label too

Lou Stallman's IYB Productions stands for "If You Believe".