Sheep Farming In Barnet EP
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| ""Sheep Farming In Barnet"" | ||
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| Single by Toyah | ||
| from the album Sheep Farming In Barnet | ||
| B-side(s) | Various | |
| Released | 1979 | |
| Format | 7" | |
| Genre | New Wave | |
| Label | Safari | |
| Writer(s) | [Willcox/Hales/James/Bogen/Bush] | |
| Producer(s) | Steve James, Keith Hales | |
| Toyah singles chronology | ||
| "Victims Of The Riddle" (1979) |
"Sheep Farming In Barnet" (1979) |
"Bird In Flight/Tribal Look" (1980) |
Sheep Farming in Barnet was the second single by Toyah, fronted by Toyah Willcox, released in 1979 by Safari Records. Originally released as a 6-track extended EP, dubbed an Alternate Play record by Safari, the single was later expanded into full-album status, including the previous single, 'Victims Of The Riddle', its b-side and other additional tracks, in February 1980.
There was also a German 7" single released from this project, featuring the tracks "Neon Womb" and "Waiting", and a Yugoslavian single release of the Sheep Farming In Barnet album track "Computer" was backed by "Danced" from this release.
For details on the album version of this recording, see also Sheep Farming In Barnet.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
[edit] Original 7" EP
Side A
- Neon Womb" (Willcox/Bogen/Bush) 4.24
- "Indecision" (Willcox/Bogen/Bush/Henry) 2.44
- "Waiting" (Willcox/Bray) 3.17
Side B
- "Our Movie" (Willcox/Bogen/Bush) 3.04
- "Danced" (Willcox/Bogen/Bush) 4.42
- "Last Goodbye" (Willcox/Bogen/Bush) 3.00
Catalogue Number: SAFE 15
[edit] German 7"
- A: Neon Womb (Willcox/Bogen/Bush) 4.24
- B: Waiting (Willcox/Bray) 3.17
Catalogue Number: IC 006 63441
[edit] Yugoslavian 7"
- A: Computer (Willcox/Bogen/Bush) 3.06
- B: Danced (Willcox/Bogen/Bush) 4.42
Catalogue Number: BEOGRAD SVKS3008
Produced by Steve James/Keith Hales. Published by Sweet 'n' Sour Songs/MCPS.
Both sides ran at 33RPM. The two additional international 7" releases ran at 45RPM.
[edit] Personnel
- Toyah Willcox - vocals
- Joel Bogen - guitar
- Mark Henry - bass
- Steve Bray - drums
- Peter Bush - keyboards
