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Capitol P-2429
7" promotional single, 1969, by The Flies |
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Capitol 2429
7" single, 1969, by The Flies 
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Capitol P-2766
7" promotional single, March 1970 |
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Capitol 2766
7" single, March 1970 |
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MGM K14351
7" promotional single, 1971 
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MGM K-14351
7" single, 1971 |
This is a different mix than was used on the promotional single, and is some four seconds longer. Righteous Rocker was retitled as Without Love, but this was soon changed back
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MGM K-14351
7" single, 1971 [Title reverted] |
This release reverts to using the Righteous Rocker song title, but still uses the "Joe Reed mix"
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MGM 14351X
7" single, 1972, Canadian release 
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MGM 2006-105
7" promotional single, 1972, UK release |
The UK single is mixed differently again. It has a reversed stereo image on both sides. Righteous Rocker fades out at the same point as the US promotional single, and Peace, Pollution, Revolution fades out slightly later than the other releases
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MGM 2006-105
7" single, April 7th 1972, UK release 
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Verve VK 10718
7" single, test pressing, 1973 
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Verve VK 10718
7" promotional single, April 1973 
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Verve VK 10718
7" single, April 1973 
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Verve VK 10720
7" promotional single, 1972 
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MGM / Polydor 2006-143
7" promotional single, 1972, UK release 
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MGM / Polydor 2006-143
7" single, January 5th 1973, UK release |
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MGM / Polydor 2006-143
7" single, January 5th 1973, UK release Mispress - same label on both sides. (Content is correct) 
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MGM 2006-277
7" single, May 25th 1973, UK release 
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MGM K 14676
7" promotional single, November 1973 |
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MGM 14702/3
7" single, test pressing, 1973/1974 
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MGM M14703
7" single, test pressing, 1973/1974 
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Baroquen Spirits (Stereo)
Baroquen Spirits (Mono) |
MGM M14703
7" promotional single, February 1974 |
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MGM 2006 385
7" single, 1974, French release, distributed by Polydor |
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Solid Rock SRS-200
7" promotional single, 1976 
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Christmas Time
Christmas Song For All Year 'Round - by Randy Stonehill 
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Solid Rock SRS-202
7" single, test pressing, 1976 
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Christmas Time
Christmas Song For All Year 'Round - by Randy Stonehill 
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Solid Rock SRS-202
7" promotional single, 1976 
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Christmas Time
Christmas Song For All Year 'Round - by Randy Stonehill 
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Solid Rock SRS-202
7" single, 1976 
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Solid Rock SRS-204
7" single, test pressing, 1977 
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Solid Rock SRS-204
7" single, 1977 
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Rhema Records RHS-001
7" single, 1977 
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I Feel Like Dying
Hold On (by Alwyn Wall) |
Solid Rock / Chapel Lane CS 103
7" single, 1981 |
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Phydeaux / Solid Rock Productions BONE 111
7" EP, test pressing, 1981 
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The Tune (Almost)
The British Invasion Sampler |
Phydeaux / Solid Rock Productions BONE 111
7" EP, 1981 |
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Strong Love
Strong Love |
Stress Records VC-5782
7" single, 1984 |
From the album Quiet Night. This is Larry Norman covering a Tom Howard song
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Solid Rock EO 43513 (EO 43513 is etched into the vinyl trail off)
12" single, 1985 Came in a plain light blue sleeve with centre cut out |
Both songs are of the same performances which appeared on the Face To Face video. The soundtrack of this video was eventually released as a CD with the same title, in 2007. No album titled 'Face To Face Volume II' has ever been released, so it is not clear whether this was to be simply an album containing the video soundtrack or if it was to contain additional or different recordings.
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LARRY NORMAN RELATED SINGLES
The following are singles Larry was involved in, but which are not Larry Norman or People! releases
The following are singles Larry was involved in, but which are not Larry Norman or People! releases
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Gene Mason - Beechwood Park / With Pen In Hand
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Sierra Records PT-697 / 698
7" promotional single, 1969 |
Larry assisted with the song Beechwood Park in some way - "So I worked on his recording of "Beechwood Park" and a couple of others until he quit the band and we started a new People! in 1974"
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Randy Stonehill - Puppet Strings / I've Got News For You
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Solid Rock SRS-201
7" promotional single, 1976 
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Tom Howard - One More Reason / All Through The Day
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Solid Rock SRS-203
7" single, 1977 
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Pantano Salsbury - Lover Of My Soul / I Don't Wanna Wander
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Solid Rock SRS-205-DJ
7" promotional single, 1977 
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Mark Heard - Here I Am (Once Again) / Castaway
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Solid Rock SRS-206-DJ
7" promotional single, 1979 
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Stranded In Belfast [2000]
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Amid release delays, this and the vignette sample CD were sent out to people who had pre-ordered The Belfast Bootlegs, also known as Rough Diamonds Precious Jewels.
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Belfast Bootlegs Vignette Sampler [2001]
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Essential Test Disc [2001/2 - TBC]
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Larry became extremely ill upon returning home from the UK tour in 2001. His son Michael sent this vignette sampler CD out as a survey to find which songs would be most desired on a future release. It included songs by several Solid Rock artists as well as by Larry himself.
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You Gotta Have Jesus [2003]
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The Tune [2003]
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The photograph of Larry used on the cover was taken by Norman Nabney, during a concert in Newcastle, County Down, Ireland, in July 1973. Norman had never heard the song before, but his taking the picture coincided with the philosophers saying 'how did he do that?' |
The First Noel [2003]
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Ya Gotta Be Saved [2010]
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Note that this is not a Larry Norman or Solid Rock release.
Ya Gotta Be Saved was recorded by the Crosstones and Larry Norman just six months before Larry's death. The song was written by Bobby Emmons and Tim Marazita. Bobby sang lead on the verses while Larry sang lead on the bridge and harmonies on the 2nd and 3rd verse. This is available via download only, and was released in January 2010 on all major music download sites. |
In 2004, Larry started a new fan club, called The Solid Rock Army (SRA). With the exception of 2008, which became a "free" year, members were sent packages every year, containing a variety of items. Most packages included a CD single, or if not, a DVD. These CD singles generally contained unreleased and unheard songs, or at least unheard versions of songs, and are detailed in this section.
Although the Solid Rock Army officially ceased after 2013, the members only forum continues to this day.
Although the Solid Rock Army officially ceased after 2013, the members only forum continues to this day.
The Six O'Clock News [2004]
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Eve Of Destruction [2004]
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* Prime Time America Radio interview with host Lee Rugen, originally aired 7/2/04. ** Larry's video tour of Salem, Oregon |
Maxi Single Packet SRA 2005 Strong Hand / Til Kingdom Come [2005]
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Disc 1
Disc 2
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The Road That Leads To Home [2006]
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Conscription 2007 [2007]
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Lost Unto This World [2007]
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Rough Mix Audio Pack [2009]
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This was part of an SRA package which shipped in February 2009.
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Covert Field Report [2009]
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This was part of an SRA package which shipped in early December 2009.
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Tactical Maneuvers [2009]
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This was part of an SRA package which shipped in late December 2009.
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Solid Rock Army 2010 Disc 001 [2010]
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This was part of an SRA package which shipped in April 2010.
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Solid Rock Army 2010 Disc 002 [2010]
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This was part of an SRA package which shipped in December 2010. Tracks 1 to 6 are recordings of Larry's performance at the White House in 1980.
The package also contained a DVD of the tribute concert performance from the Seaside Festival in Norway, July 2009. |
The Girl With The Golden Hair [2011]
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The Living Room Tapes Vol. 1 [2011]
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The Living Room Tapes Vol. 2 [2012]
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This was part of an SRA package which shipped in April 2012.
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The Living Room Tapes Vol. 3 [2013]
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This was part of a 2012 membership SRA package which shipped in early 2013.
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The Living Room Tapes Vol. 4 [2013]
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This was part of the 2013 membership SRA package, which shipped in December 2013.
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Shepherd Of Green Pastures [2013]
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This was part of the 2013 membership SRA package, which shipped in December 2013.
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Capitol P 5920
7" promotional single, May 1967 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-57580-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-57581-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-57581-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
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Capitol 5920
7" single, May 1967 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-57580-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-57581-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Both sides also have a stamped '1'. This is at an angle on side two
Matrix side two: Etched '45-57581-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Both sides also have a stamped '1'. This is at an angle on side two
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Capitol P 2078
7" promotional single, January 1968 
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Matrix side two: Etched '45-58821-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side one: Etched '45-58820-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Both sides also have a stamped '1'
Matrix side one: Etched '45-58820-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Both sides also have a stamped '1'
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Capitol 33 M 2078
7" promotional single, 1968, Argentinian release 
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Matrix side one: Stamped '37CAP-F 2563'
Matrix side two: Stamped '37CAP-F 2564'. There is also what looks like a half height back slash before the five, and an etched 'o' elsewhere
Although the label indicates 4:37, this is actually the 3:33 'medium' length mono mix of I Love You
The record plays at 33RPM, and the song titles are printed in Argentinian Spanish too: Te Amo / Alguien Dice Mi Nombre
Matrix side two: Stamped '37CAP-F 2564'. There is also what looks like a half height back slash before the five, and an etched 'o' elsewhere
Although the label indicates 4:37, this is actually the 3:33 'medium' length mono mix of I Love You
The record plays at 33RPM, and the song titles are printed in Argentinian Spanish too: Te Amo / Alguien Dice Mi Nombre
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Capitol 2078
7" single, January 1968, US Scranton pressing 
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Kode: 7ILY-US2
Kode: 7ILY-US3
Kode: 7ILY-US8
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-58821-T2 #3' and Scranton pressing plant symbol. Note that the '3' is stamped
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-T2 #4' and Scranton pressing plant symbol Matrix side one: Etched '45-58821-T2 #4' and Scranton pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-T2 #4' and Scranton pressing plant symbol Matrix side one: Etched '45-58821-T2 #2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol. Note that the '2' on the end is stamped
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-T2 #4' and Scranton pressing plant symbol |
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Capitol 2078
7" single, January 1968, US Los Angeles pressing 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-58821-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
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Capitol 2078
7" single, January 1968, US Scranton pressing, label variation 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-58821-T2 #2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol. Note that the '2' on the end is stamped
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-T2 #2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol. Note that the '2' on the end is stamped
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-T2 #2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol. Note that the '2' on the end is stamped
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Capitol 2078
7" single, January 1968, US, label variation 
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Kode: 7ILY-US6
Kode: 7ILY-US10
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-58821-T2 #4' and Scranton pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-T2 #2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol. Note that the '2' on the end is stamped Matrix side one: Etched '45-58821-F-2.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol. Also has a stamped '2'
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820-F-1.' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol. Also has a stamped '1' |
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Capitol 2078
7" single, 1968, Canadian pressing 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-58821'
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820'. Both sides also have an etched 'X' and a 'T'
Matrix side two: Etched '45-58820'. Both sides also have an etched 'X' and a 'T'
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Capitol 2078
7" single, unknown year, US Jacksonville pressing 
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Matrix side one: Etched '58821 1 2078 H10#1'
Matrix side two: Etched '58821 2 2078 H10#1'. Both sides also have a stamped O
This label design was used between October 1970 and November 1972
Matrix side two: Etched '58821 2 2078 H10#1'. Both sides also have a stamped O
This label design was used between October 1970 and November 1972
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Capitol 6353
7" single, 1968, Mexico, promotional copy [Possibly Fake] 
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Matrix side one: Etched '6353-A-Pm-R'
Matrix side two: Etched '6353-B-R-Pm', '23-1-68'
Note: This release, or at least the copy shown may be a counterfeit. If you look closely at the labels, they appear to have been cut by hand rather than die cut, and have probably been glued over the labels of a stock copy
The moral of the story - be very wary of purchasing from sellers in Mexico. Many are reputable of course, but there is a relatively high percentage who sell counterfeits - fake labels glued over the top of the real ones, counterfeit or fake picture sleeves and so on
Matrix side two: Etched '6353-B-R-Pm', '23-1-68'
Note: This release, or at least the copy shown may be a counterfeit. If you look closely at the labels, they appear to have been cut by hand rather than die cut, and have probably been glued over the labels of a stock copy
The moral of the story - be very wary of purchasing from sellers in Mexico. Many are reputable of course, but there is a relatively high percentage who sell counterfeits - fake labels glued over the top of the real ones, counterfeit or fake picture sleeves and so on
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Capitol 6353
7" single, 1968, Mexico 
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Matrix side one: Etched '6353-A-Pm-'
Matrix side two: Etched '6353-B-Pm'
Matrix side two: Etched '6353-B-Pm'
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Capitol 6353
7" single, 1968, Mexico, label variation 
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Matrix side one: Etched '6353-A-Pm-R'
Matrix side two: Etched '6353-B-R-Pm', '23-1-68'
Matrix side two: Etched '6353-B-R-Pm', '23-1-68'
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Capitol 6353
7" single, 1968, Mexico, label variation 
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Matrix side one: Etched '6353-A-Pm-R'
Matrix side two: Etched '6353-B-R-Pm', '23-1-68'
Note that the song lengths on the Mexican single are shorter than on all other releases, at 4:21 and 2:49 respectively. These are not shorter edits so must have been pressed with a slightly faster play speed
Matrix side two: Etched '6353-B-R-Pm', '23-1-68'
Note that the song lengths on the Mexican single are shorter than on all other releases, at 4:21 and 2:49 respectively. These are not shorter edits so must have been pressed with a slightly faster play speed
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Capitol CL 15553
7" single, June 1968, UK, promotional copy 
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Matrix side one: Stamped 'F 58821-1'. Also has a 'G' and a '1', both on their side
Matrix side two: Stamped 'F 58820-1'. Also has a 'G' and a '1', both on their side, and the letters 'KT'
Unlike in many other countries, I Love You did not sell well in the UK, and promotional copies are actually easier to find than stock ones
Matrix side two: Stamped 'F 58820-1'. Also has a 'G' and a '1', both on their side, and the letters 'KT'
Unlike in many other countries, I Love You did not sell well in the UK, and promotional copies are actually easier to find than stock ones
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Capitol CL 15553
7" single, June 1968, UK, stock promotional copy 
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Matrix side one: Stamped 'F 58821-1'. Also has an 'R' and a '1', both on their side
Matrix side two: Stamped 'F 58820-1'. Also has an 'R' and a '1', both on their side, and the letters 'KT'
Note that the publishing details on the labels are incorrect. Verulam Music relates to The Zombies, and so should be on the I Love You label rather than Somebody Tell Me My Name
Matrix side two: Stamped 'F 58820-1'. Also has an 'R' and a '1', both on their side, and the letters 'KT'
Note that the publishing details on the labels are incorrect. Verulam Music relates to The Zombies, and so should be on the I Love You label rather than Somebody Tell Me My Name
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Capitol CL 15553
7" single, 1968, Scandinavia 
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Matrix side one: Stamped 'F 58821 1'
Matrix side two: Stamped 'F 58820 1'
Note that the publishing details on the labels are incorrect. Verulam Music relates to The Zombies, and so should be on the I Love You label rather than Somebody Tell Me My Name
Matrix side two: Stamped 'F 58820 1'
Note that the publishing details on the labels are incorrect. Verulam Music relates to The Zombies, and so should be on the I Love You label rather than Somebody Tell Me My Name
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Capitol CLF 2078
7" single, 1968, France 
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Matrix side one: Stamped '58821 21', 'M3 259772'
Matrix side two: Stamped '58820 21', 'M3 259773'
Matrix side two: Stamped '58820 21', 'M3 259773'
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Capitol K 23827
7" single, 1968, Germany 
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Matrix side one: Stamped 'CAP-45-58821-1'
Matrix side two: Stamped 'CAP-45-58820-1'
Note that the German single label indicates I Love You length as 4:30, whereas most other releases denote 4:37. The actual song length is close to 4:30 on all releases, apart from the Mexican single
Matrix side two: Stamped 'CAP-45-58820-1'
Note that the German single label indicates I Love You length as 4:30, whereas most other releases denote 4:37. The actual song length is close to 4:30 on all releases, apart from the Mexican single
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Capitol CP-1729
7" single, 1968, Australia, promotional copy 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45 58821', '7XCAP1537'
Matrix side two: Etched '45 58820', '7XCAP1538'
Note that the Australian single label indicates song lengths of 4:23 and 2:49, whereas most other releases denote 4:37 and 2:49. The actual song lengths are more like 4:30 and 2:52 on all releases, apart from the Mexican single
Matrix side two: Etched '45 58820', '7XCAP1538'
Note that the Australian single label indicates song lengths of 4:23 and 2:49, whereas most other releases denote 4:37 and 2:49. The actual song lengths are more like 4:30 and 2:52 on all releases, apart from the Mexican single
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Capitol CP-1729
7" single, 1968, Australia 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45 58821', '7XCAP1537'
Matrix side two: Etched '45 58820', '7XCAP1538'
Note that the Australian single label indicates song lengths of 4:23 and 2:49, whereas most other releases denote 4:37 and 2:49. The actual song lengths are more like 4:30 and 2:52 on all releases, apart from the Mexican single
Matrix side two: Etched '45 58820', '7XCAP1538'
Note that the Australian single label indicates song lengths of 4:23 and 2:49, whereas most other releases denote 4:37 and 2:49. The actual song lengths are more like 4:30 and 2:52 on all releases, apart from the Mexican single
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Capitol CR-1960
7" single, 1968, Japan [Four page paper sleeve] 
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Matrix side one: Stamped '45-58821', '1S', '1'
Matrix side two: Stamped '45-58820', '1S', '3', '8G'
Matrix side two: Stamped '45-58820', '1S', '3', '8G'
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Capitol CL 15553
7" single, 1968, Hong Kong / Malaysia / South East Asia 
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Matrix side one: Etched 'F 58821' plus a small stamped '1'
Matrix side two: Etched 'F 58820'
Matrix side two: Etched 'F 58820'
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Capitol 7C-11.072
7" single, 1968, Brazil 
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Matrix side one: Stamped '58819'
Matrix side two: Stamped '52757' [Scored out], '59787'
Matrix side two: Stamped '52757' [Scored out], '59787'
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Capitol 7C-11.072
7" single, 1968, Brazil [Clearance stamp on labels] 
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Matrix side one: Stamped '58819'
Matrix side two: Stamped '59787'
Matrix side two: Stamped '59787'
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Capitol CU-1445
7" single, 1968, Nicaragua 
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Capitol CU-1445
7" single, 1968, Nicaragua, alternate labels 
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These two images are from an eBay listing that I won, but then the seller held off on mailing due to COVID-19 restrictions in Mexico. A few weeks after he notified me that it had finally shipped, another listing appeared showing different photographs of this exact same disc. This second listing included a picture sleeve, whereas the listing I'd won hadn't. This second listing was actually won by a friend and fellow collector. In his case, he did receive the item, and confirmed that the disc he received was indeed the exact same one that I had bought. (The photographs in both listings clearly were of the same copy - identical markings and wear, identical stickers and sticker residue, identical handwriting...)
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Capitol P 2251
7" single, 1968, US, Promotional copy 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-70156-F-1.', botched stamped '1' on its side and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-F-1.', botched stamped '1' on its side and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Billboard Magazine, August 10, 1968: (Prod. Capt. Mikey) (Writers: People) (Beechwood, BMI)-Their "I Love You" proved a smash for them and this driving rock item from the musical "Alison," loaded with discotheque appeal, has much of the sales potential of the recent hit. Strong production work. Flip: Ashes Of Me (Beechwood, BMI). [Billboard predicted that this single would reach the top 60 of the Hot 100 Chart - it didn't]
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-F-1.', botched stamped '1' on its side and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Billboard Magazine, August 10, 1968: (Prod. Capt. Mikey) (Writers: People) (Beechwood, BMI)-Their "I Love You" proved a smash for them and this driving rock item from the musical "Alison," loaded with discotheque appeal, has much of the sales potential of the recent hit. Strong production work. Flip: Ashes Of Me (Beechwood, BMI). [Billboard predicted that this single would reach the top 60 of the Hot 100 Chart - it didn't]
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Capitol P 2251
7" single, 1968, US, Promotional copy, Alternate labels 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-70156-F-1.', botched stamped '1' on its side and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-F-1.', stamped '2' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-F-1.', stamped '2' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
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Capitol 2251
7" single, 1968, US Los Angeles Pressing 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-70156-F-1.', botched stamped '1' on its side and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-F-1.', stamped '2' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-F-1.', stamped '2' and Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
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Capitol 2251
7" single, 1968, US Scranton Pressing 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-70156-T2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-P1' and Scranton pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-P1' and Scranton pressing plant symbol
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Capitol 2251
7" single, 1968, US Scranton Pressing, Label Variation 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45-70156-P1#2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-T2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched '45-59789-T2' and Scranton pressing plant symbol
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Capitol F.2251
7" single, 1968, New Zealand 
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Matrix side one: Etched '45.70156'
Matrix side two: Etched '45.59789'
Matrix side two: Etched '45.59789'
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Capitol P4481 / P4482
7" promotional single, 1968, US 
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Matrix side one: Etched 'PRO-4481-F-1.', Also has a very lightly stamped '1' and the Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched 'PRO-4482-F-1.', Also has a stamped '1' and the Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
Matrix side two: Etched 'PRO-4482-F-1.', Also has a stamped '1' and the Los Angeles pressing plant symbol
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Capitol EAP 21103
7" EP, 1968, Spain 
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Matrix side one: Stamped 'EAP 1 21103', '[Diamond]G' on their side, and a sideways '1'
Matrix side two: Stamped '850 EAP 21103 [Upside down triangle]=1', [Diamond] 'G' on their side
Matrix side two: Stamped '850 EAP 21103 [Upside down triangle]=1', [Diamond] 'G' on their side
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Capitol EAP-21109
7" EP, 1968, Mexico 
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Matrix side one: Etched 'EAP-21109 (EAP1-21109) 26-V11-68', Also has two symbols and a sideways '1'
Matrix side two: Etched 'EAP-21109(EAP2-21109) 26-V11-68', Also has two symbols and a very faint '1' at an angle
Matrix side two: Etched 'EAP-21109(EAP2-21109) 26-V11-68', Also has two symbols and a very faint '1' at an angle
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Capitol EAP-21197
7" EP, 1968, Mexico, promotional copy, Possibly fake 
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Matrix side one: Etched 'EAP-1-21197-A'. Also has a sideways '1'
Matrix side two: Etched 'EAP-2-21197-B', '1'
Matrix side two: Etched 'EAP-2-21197-B', '1'
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Capitol EAP-21197
7" EP, 1968, Mexico 
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Kode: 7ILY-ME6
Kode: 7ILY-ME7
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Matrix side one: Etched 'EAP-1-21197-A'. Also has a sideways '1'
Matrix side two: Etched 'EAP-21197-B'. Also has a sideways '2' Matrix side one: Etched 'EAP-1-21197-A'. Also has a sideways '1'
Matrix side two: Etched 'EAP-2-21197-B', '1' |
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Capitol EAP-21312
7" EP, 1968, Mexico 
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Matrix side one: Etched 'EAP-1-21312.'
Matrix side two: Etched 'EAP.2.21312.'
Matrix side two: Etched 'EAP.2.21312.'
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Top 4 EX-4271
7" EP, Unknown year, Iran 
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Matrix side one: Stamped '4271A TP619'
Matrix side two: Stamped '4271P TP620'
Matrix side two: Stamped '4271P TP620'
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Top 4 EX-4271
7" EP, Unknown year, Iran, alternate sleeve 
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Matrix side one: Stamped '4271A TP619'
Matrix side two: Stamped '4271P TP620'
Matrix side two: Stamped '4271P TP620'
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Capitol 6224, Starline issue
7" single, unknown year, US 
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Matrix side one: Etched ’45-58821’, ‘-J11’, ‘J. [Winchester pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
Matrix side two: Etched ’45-58028-J13', '. [Winchester pressing plant symbol]’
This label design was used from late 1972 to September 1975
Matrix side two: Etched ’45-58028-J13', '. [Winchester pressing plant symbol]’
This label design was used from late 1972 to September 1975
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Capitol 6224, Starline issue
7" single, unknown year, US, "Capitain" spelling error corrected 
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Matrix side one: Etched ’45-58821-F-13.’, [Los Angeles pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’ and a sideways '1'
Matrix side two: Etched ’45-58028-J-12.', ‘J.M’, [Los Angeles pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’ and a sideways '1'
This label design was used from late 1972 to September 1975
Matrix side two: Etched ’45-58028-J-12.', ‘J.M’, [Los Angeles pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’ and a sideways '1'
This label design was used from late 1972 to September 1975
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Capitol 6224, Starline issue
7" single, unknown year, US, additional circumference text 
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Matrix side one: Etched ’58821 6224 H10#1’, ‘J.M.’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
Matrix side two: Etched ’58028 6224 H10#1’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]’, ‘J.M’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
This label design was used from around October 1975 to March 1978
Matrix side two: Etched ’58028 6224 H10#1’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]’, ‘J.M’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
This label design was used from around October 1975 to March 1978
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Capitol 6224, Starline issue
7" single, unknown year, US 
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Matrix side one: Etched ’45-58821', ‘-J11’, ‘J. [Winchester pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
Matrix side two: Etched ’45-58028-J13', [Winchester pressing plant symbol]
This label design was used from around March 1978, until late 1981
Matrix side two: Etched ’45-58028-J13', [Winchester pressing plant symbol]
This label design was used from around March 1978, until late 1981
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Capitol 6224, Starline issue
7" single, unknown year, US, "Capitain" spelling error corrected 
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Matrix side one: Etched ’45-58821-F-13.’, [Los Angeles pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’ and a sideways '1'
Matrix side two: Etched ’45-58028-J-12.', ‘J.M’, [Los Angeles pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’ and a sideways '1'
This label design was used from around March 1978, until late 1981
Matrix side two: Etched ’45-58028-J-12.', ‘J.M’, [Los Angeles pressing plant symbol]. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’ and a sideways '1'
This label design was used from around March 1978, until late 1981
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Capitol X-6224, Starline issue
7" single, unknown year, US 
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Matrix side one: Etched ’45-58821’, ‘-J11’, ‘J. [Winchester pressing plant symbol], ‘6224’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
Matrix side two: Etched ’58028 X6224 H10#1’, ‘J.M’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
The blue Starline label design was used from November 1981 to July 1983
Matrix side two: Etched ’58028 X6224 H10#1’, ‘J.M’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
The blue Starline label design was used from November 1981 to July 1983
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Capitol X-6224, Starline issue
7" single, unknown year, US 
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Matrix side one: Etched ’45-58821’, ‘[symbol] -J11’, ‘0-1’, ‘J. [Winchester pressing plant symbol], ‘6224’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
Matrix side two: Etched ’58028 X6224 H10#1’, ‘SP 0-1’, ‘J.M’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
This label design was used from 1986, until mid 1988
Matrix side two: Etched ’58028 X6224 H10#1’, ‘SP 0-1’, ‘J.M’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
This label design was used from 1986, until mid 1988
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Capitol X-6224, Starline issue
7" single, unknown year, US 
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Matrix side one: Etched ’45-58821’, ‘[symbol] -J11’, ‘0-1’, ‘J. [Winchester pressing plant symbol], ‘6224’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
Matrix side two: Etched ’58028 X6224 H10#1’, ‘SP 0-1’, ‘J.M’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
The purple Starline label was introduced in mid 1988
Matrix side two: Etched ’58028 X6224 H10#1’, ‘SP 0-1’, ‘J.M’, [Jacksonville pressing plant symbol]’. Also has stamped ‘MASTERED BY CAPITOL’
The purple Starline label was introduced in mid 1988
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Capitol 1A 006-86323, Popcorn Oldies issue
7" single, 1981, Holland 
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Note that I Love You is incorrectly identified as being performed by The Human Beinz on both the sleeve and label. It is People's recording of the song
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This is a full studio recording
This song remained unreleased until its inclusion on the bonus CD [Archive] given with Solid Rock pre-orders of Gregory Thornbury's biography of Larry, which was released on March 20, 2018. The book is titled Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music: Larry Norman And The Perils Of Christian Rock |
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Changes
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Non-cropped photograph included here, as the note written on the sleeve is interesting
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Giant Man [Also known as I Want You To Know]
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This is a full studio recording
This song remained unreleased until its inclusion on the bonus CD [Archive] given with Solid Rock pre-orders of Gregory Thornbury's biography of Larry, which was released on March 20, 2018. The book is titled Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music: Larry Norman And The Perils Of Christian Rock |
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Let Me Down Easy
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Marvin David Walter Lincoln Jones
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To Feel Like A Woman
Both of these acetates feature Trudy Johnson demoing Larry's song. One is performed like a ballad whilst the other is a more upbeat band version
There is also a recording in the archives of Larry performing this song himself |
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