The KLFJustified & Ancient

Label:

KLF Communications – KLF 99

Format:

Vinyl , 7", 45 RPM, Single

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Pop

Style:

Downtempo

Tracklist

A Justified & Ancient (Stand By The Jams)
Backing VocalsUsifu
Lead Vocals [Chorus]Maxine Harvey
Lead Vocals [Verse]Tammy Wynette
Pedal Steel GuitarRusty Pence
3:37
B Justified And Ancient ("The White Room" Version)
Lead Vocals, BassBlack Steel
5:04

Companies, etc.

  • Published ByE.G. Music
  • Published ByZoo Music Publishing
  • Published ByWarner/Chappell Music
  • Published ByBMG Music
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗KLF Communications
  • Copyright ©KLF Communications
  • Pressed ByDamont
  • Lacquer Cut AtThe Town House
  • Mastered AtLyntone Recordings Ltd. – LYN29627
  • Mastered AtLyntone Recordings Ltd. – LYN29628
  • Recorded AtTrancentral
  • Recorded AtLillie Yard Studio
  • Engineered AtLillie Yard Studio
  • Mixed AtOlympic Studios
  • Mixed AtLillie Yard Studio
  • Distributed ByRTM (2)
  • Distributed ByAPT (2)

Credits

  • Electric Guitar, Bass, Drums, KeyboardsRockman Rock*
  • Keyboards, Programmed ByNick Coler
  • Mixed ByMark 'Spike' Stent* (tracks: A)
  • Photography ByPaul Graham (2)
  • ProducerThe KLF
  • Recorded By [Additional Recording], Engineer [Additional Engineering]Paul "Max" Bloom
  • SleeveDesignland
  • Written-ByR. Lyte* (tracks: A)

Notes

Pressed at Damont
Mastered at Townhouse Studios, London.
Metalworks by Lyntone Recordings Ltd.

Other data: "Stand by your van"
Sleeve Notes:.
Additional Recording and Engineering at Lillie Yard with J. Gordon-Hastings assisted by Paul 'Max' Bloom.
A side mixed at Olympic with Mark 'Spike' Stent
B side mixed at Lillie Yard with J. Gordon-Hastings.

Some copies issued as a promo with release date sticker applied to front of picture sleeve.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 017139 199999
  • Barcode (Scan): 5017139199999
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side A, Variation 1): DAMONT LYN29627 KLF 99 A² 2 TOWNHOUSE
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side B, Variation 1): DAMONT LYN29628 TOWNHOUSE KLF 99 B² L̶Y̶N̶
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side A, Variation 2): B LYN29627 DAMONT KLF 99 A² 2 TOWNHOUSE — LYN 2962(scribbled out)27
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side 2, Variation 2): B LYN29628 DAMONT TOWNHOUSE KLF 99 B² —

Other Versions (5 of 68)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
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Justified & Ancient (12", 45 RPM) KLF Communications COMA 127023, COMA 127 023, KLF 99X Scandinavia 1991
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Justified & Ancient (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single) KLF Communications KLF 99X UK 1991
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Justified & Ancient (12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single) KLF Communications INT 125.925 1991
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Justified & Ancient (CD, Maxi-Single) Dance Pool DAN 657682 2, 657682 2 1991
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Justified & Ancient (CD, Maxi-Single) Blow Up INT 825.925 1991

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Reviews

  • producer_ben's avatar
    producer_ben
    The "Group" of a generation, the ultimate creative duo that defined a genre, creating "banger" after "banger" and floor filler after floor filler. The definition of themselves was as artists spreading chaos through music.
    If you have any of their releases, keep hold of them and take care of them. Why? Well, they had some pretty crazy, anarchic traits from writing a vow of silence on a car to burning £1,000,000 on a remote Scottish island, but they also deleted their entire back catalogue when they exited the music business.
    Although having Tammy Wynette as the main vocalist on this single went against the ethos of the group, it really works (in my opinion).
    The early workings featuring "Maxine's vocal" they felt wasn't working, so much so that they nearly dropped the single completely. They were working on "The White Room" album and re-did a version using the talents of Errol Nicholson and through some thought processes, decided to ask Tammy Wynette to guest vocal for the chart release
    • FunkyBeak's avatar
      FunkyBeak
      Edited 3 years ago
      I always wondered why they even bothered to make the "All Bound For Mu-Mu Land" version with Maxine's vocals at all...it was having Tammy's name on the record that really made people take notice, and I thought the whole point of making the "dance" version of the song in the first place was to make Tammy the star of it.

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