LP discography.

Notes:
UK Mono and Stereo versions has one song extra "Shindig" which was never released on any other LP or single.
"Shindig" on the mono-version of "Legend" is completely different from the stereo-version!
The ending of "Heather on the Hill" is slightly different on the mono-recording.

Notes:
The following anecdote about the song "My Typewriter" is given by John Bobin, Bass Guitar player in Legend and on this and next record.
"My Typewriter had an usual spoken intro which came about when Mickey was aping Bobby Boris Pickett and his song The Monster Mash.
We suggested that he should keep the intro like that and it seemed to work! Of course the real inspiration was Boris Karloff".

Notes:
The following information is about the CD re-release and taken from All Music:
Originally released in 1972 (on the Vertigo label) Legend's third album,
Moonshine, gets out into the sun again (via the Repertoire imprint) as a 2500-copy limited edition.
Wanna read the whole review, just follow the link above...
Here is a link to a really great review for the "Moonshine" album.
The review is taken from Allmusic where you can read more about Legend and Mickey.

Notes:
The entire bulk of the 1 500 copies made was numbered and sold as "Limited Edition". These numbers can show anything from 0 - 14 000 or more
Stiff Get 2, May 1978, UK, Black Vinyl, Numbered Sleeve. Has the following matrix remarks on vinyl.
Side a: "Yesterdays sound today" Side b: "A Legend in his own pub".

Stiff COU-B/Get 2, May 1978, UK, Blue Vinyl, Not Numbered. Has the following matrix remarks on vinyl.
Side a: "Yesterdays sound today" Side b: "A Legend in his own pub".

Stiff Get 2, May 1978, Germany, Blue Vinyl, Not Numbered. Has the following matrix remarks on vinyl.
Side a: "Yesterdays sound today" Side b: "A Legend in his own pub".

Review in English from Sounds Magazine May 5 1978.

Notes:
You Made A Fool Out Of Me from these sessions surfaced right away on the LP-compilation "Can't Start Dancing"

Stiff SEEZ 10, 1978, UK, Black Vinyl, Few issues in black (2 000 only), very rare
Stiff SEEZ 10, 1978, UK, Black Vinyl White Label Test Pressing
Matrix A-side: "If Ya Feeling Good", Matrix B-side: "Don't Worry... You'll Get Over It"

Stiff SEEZ 10, Oct 1978, UK, Blue Vinyl, regular release as Blue vinyl. Unknown number pressed.
Matrix Side A: "If You Feeling Cool" Side B: "Don't Worry..... You'll Get Over It".

Stiff SEEZ P-10, 1978, UK, Picture Disc (5 000 only)

Stiff L-36 834, 1978, Australia (UK), Yellow Vinyl, Rare. (unknown number pressed?)
Stiff L-36 834, 1978, Australia (UK), Black Vinyl,

Stiff TXS 3136, 1979, Spain, Black Vinyl

Stiff SEEZ 10, 1978, New Zeeland, Black Vinyl (Printed by Polygram)

Line Records LLP 5095, May 1978, Germany, Black Vinyl

France, Black Vinyl

Portugal, Black Vinyl, Blue Label.
Matrix Side A: "If Ya Feeling Good" Side B: "Don't Worry..... You'll Get Over It".

All five acts from the Be Stiff Route 78 Tour issued one LP in different color (Juppanese was in Blue Vinyl), these were the regular releases.
They also released one Black Vinyl (2 000 copies each) and one Picture Disc (5 000 copies each).

The Belgian and French versions are Gatefolded, no other releases are G/F.

Review in English from Sounds Magazine 1978
Review in English from unknown Brittish Magazine
Review in Swedish from HiFi musik 1978
Review in Swedish from Expressen 12th of November 1978
Picture of the inlay for the Japanese pressing
Ad in Sounds Magazine, November 1978
Ad in a Japanese Magazine "Music Life", March 1979
Ad for Juppanese Picture Disc and the other 4 Picture Discs for the Be Stiff Route 78 Tour

Notes:
Switchboard Susan from these sessions turned up on Nick Lowe's "Labour Of Lust" and now with "Rockpile" as producers
with a new vocal track and with Rockpile as band and was also produced by the artists "Rockpile"
You Made A Fool Out Of Me from these sessions surfaced right away on "Can't Start Dancing"

The White Label Test Pressing cove is not glued, just a folded card box.
The WLTP from USA is pressed by Columbia Record Productions Santa Maria, California.

The NZ and Australian release has the same record number but are released individually in each country.

The German pressing from Line Records has the following Matrix on A-side: "Luv From Line"

Notes:
Bob Clouter used to be with Mickey in Legend 1971 - 72

Notes:
Additional Musicians: Howie Casey Sax on: Modern Music, Virginia Weed, Feel Free, So That's What It Is, Superman, Some People...
Bias Boshell Roland Jupiter on Modern Music
Promo Sheet for Some People Can't Dance, to view the Promo Sheet, click "View"
Review for Some People Can't Dance in the Swedish newspaper Expressen 1982.

The NZ and Australian release has the same record number but are released individually in each country.

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Review 1 for the LP Shampoo, Haircut and Shave in the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet 1983.
Review 2 for the LP Shampoo, Haircut and Shave in a Swedish newspaper 1983.

Notes:
Clagging On, Heartbreak Today & Lover By Night recorded at Henri's Place at Great Wakering & Indigo Blue Studio, Boreham, Essex
Featuring: Mickey Jupp (Piano, Guitar & Vocals), Mo Witham (Guitar) Tex Gomer (Bass)
Mick Brownlee (Drums), Lee Brilleaux (Harmonica on Lover by Night)
* On Line Record LP and CD only
** On Waterfon LP only , Heartbroke Today is the last song on Waterfront but not o Line records
Review for the LP X in the Swedish newspaper Expressen.

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