The Times - Up Against It (Joe Orton's Screenplay For The Beatles) Album

Tracklist

1	Mutiny In The British Empire
2	She's A Professional
3	Jacks Revolution
4	The Wedding Song
5	Last Tango For One
6	Up Against It
7	Most Modern Woman In The World
8	Garden In The Moonlight (Love Theme For McTurk And Rowena)
9	Boys About Town
10	The War
11	It's Cabaret Time!
12	WPC Boon
13	Escape!
14	Ladies Of The Cause

Credits

• Arranged By – John East
• Producer – Paul Kendall, The Times
• Producer [Assistant] – Ian Shaw
• Sleeve [Sleeve Designed], Design [Sleeve Designed] – Edward Ball, Paul Bevoir
• Sleeve Notes – Jo Public , Thelonious Funk
• Songwriter [All Songs Written By] – Edward Ball

Notes

Tagline on front cover: "Original sound track by The Times"

Includes a photocopied A3 lyric sheet.

Recorded at Blue Fire Studios and Grannys.
Mastered at Abbey Road.
All songs published by Twist and Shout/Virgin.

• Track title A3 is written "Boy's About Town" on back cover but "Boys About Town" on label.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched): CRANBERRY JOHN... MPO ART 16 A¹
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched): JOHN'S IN BED - KISS HIM KISS HIM MPO ART 16 B¹

Companies

• Distributed By – The Cartel
• Distributed By – Rough Trade
• Pressed By – MPO
• Published By – Twist And Shout Music
• Published By – Virgin
• Recorded At – Blue Fire Studios
• Recorded At – Granny's Studios
• Mastered At – Abbey Road Studios

Video

Album

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