Vanilla Blue - Revision history

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

			* The opening to Vanilla Blue ac dtually comes from the [[Trial By Fire]] song ''Cross Reaction''. TBF was bassist Pierre Kedzy's old band.
	* ''Slim'' was an homage to Blazing Saddles star [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001620/ Slim Pickens]		* ''Slim'' was an homage to Blazing Saddles star [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001620/ Slim Pickens]
	* Vanilla Blue was included on the CD versions (including [[Quarterstick]] reissue) of [[Jettison]]		* Vanilla Blue was included on the CD versions (including [[Quarterstick]] reissue) of [[Jettison]]

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	'''Vanilla Blue''' was a 7" release from [[Naked Raygun]] in [[1987]]. At this point Raygun had left [[Homestead Records]] and decided to release this on their own [[Sandpounder Records]]. Vanilla Blue was the only release for Sandpounder, as Raygun joined up [[Caroline Records]] shortliy after its release. It was released on white vinyl and is much easier to find ~~that~~ most of Raygun's earlier material.		'''Vanilla Blue''' was a 7" release from [[Naked Raygun]] in [[1987]]. At this point Raygun had left [[Homestead Records]] and decided to release this on their own [[Sandpounder Records]]. Vanilla Blue was the only release for Sandpounder, as Raygun joined up [[Caroline Records]] shortliy after its release. It was released on white vinyl and is much easier to find than most of Raygun's earlier material.

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	'''Vanilla Blue''' was a 7" release from [[Naked Raygun]] in [[1987]]. At this point Raygun had left [[Homestead Records]] and decided to release this on their own [[Sandpounder Records]]. Vanilla Blue was the only release for Sandpounder, as Raygun joined up [[Caroline Records]] shortliy after its release. It was released on white vinyl and is much easier to find that most of Raygun's earlier material.		'''Vanilla Blue''' was a 7" release from [[Naked Raygun]] in [[1987]]. At this point Raygun had left [[Homestead Records]] and decided to release this on their own [[Sandpounder Records]]. Vanilla Blue was the only release for Sandpounder, as Raygun joined up [[Caroline Records]] shortliy after its release. It was released on white vinyl and is much easier to find that most of Raygun's earlier material.

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'''Vanilla Blue''' was a 7" release from [[Naked Raygun]] in [[1987]]. At this point Raygun had left [[Homestead Records]] and decided to release this on their own [[Sandpounder Records]]. Vanilla Blue was the only release for Sandpounder, as Raygun joined up [[Caroline Records]] shortliy after its release. It was released on white vinyl and is much easier to find that most of Raygun's earlier material.

== Lineup ==

* [[Eric Spicer]] - Battery
* [[Jeff Pezzati]] - The Voice
* [[Pierre Kezdy]] - Bass Thing
* [[John Haggerty]] - Electric Guitar

== Songs ==

# Vanilla Blue (Kezdy)
# Slim (Naked Raygun)

== Credits ==

* Produced by Cecil B. De Mille and NAKED RAYGUN
* Engineered by [[Iain Burgess]]
* Lyrics & Music copyright 1987 NAKED RAYGUN
* Design: COSARO Production

== Notes ==

* ''Slim'' was an homage to Blazing Saddles star [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001620/ Slim Pickens]
* Vanilla Blue was included on the CD versions (including [[Quarterstick]] reissue) of [[Jettison]]

[[Category:Records]]
[[Category:Naked Raygun]]