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A: Confusion

AA: Last Train To London

Label:  Jet Records

Cat No:  (S) Jet 166

Issue Date:  09 Nov 1979

Format:  Black Vinyl

Peak UK Chart Position:  08

Weeks On UK Chart:  10

Notes:

Issued on the Yellow/Blue Sky Jet Records Tower label. it came in a picture sleeve or a Jet Records company sleeve or a plain white sleeve.

 

Issued in the formats:

  • Solid Centre - Promo A Label 

  • Solid Centre - Curley Font

  • Solid Centre - Straight Font

There are also a number of different solid centre pressings/mouldings, as shown and as below the yellow line.

Issued as a double A side with Confusion being the primary A side. But Last Train To London, the AA side became the more popular choice.

Initial copies came with a ELO sticker.

The single was issued in two different fonts:

  • The first version has the ELO band name in a curly font.

 

  • The second version has a different font and text layout. The ELO band name is in a straight font,  a "S" was added to the catalogue number and STEREO word is much smaller.

Many miss-label copies exist with a mixture of S JET and just JET cat number along with curly font labels and straight font labels on different sides.

For example the image below in the sleeves are scanned from the same record.

Plus there exists Miss-Pressing that play "Last Train To London" on BOTH sides. This can be spotted/seen by the same matrix number on both sides run out grooves.

ELO Sticker
Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion Jet 166
Last Train Promo.jpg
Confusion Promo.jpg
LTTL Curley Solid.jpg
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion Stright Font.jpg
Last Train To London / Confusion - Different Labels On Same Record
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
Confusion / Last Train To London JET 166
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