"One Night" was originally written by Dave Bartholomew and Pearl King and first recorded by Smiley Lewis in 1956 as "One Night of Sin". The song later gained major commercial success when Elvis Presley recorded a revised‑lyric version in 1958, adding Anita Steiman as co‑writer. Mud’s 1975 recording follows the Presley arrangement rather than the original Smiley Lewis lyric, aligning with their mid‑Seventies glam‑pop style under the RAK/Chinnichap umbrella RECORDING Recorded a

In June 1975, Mud released “Moonshine Sally”, a catchy glam-pop single written by the legendary Chinn/Chapman team. Backed with a cover of Chuck Berry’s “Bye Bye Johnny”, this RAK Records 7" single continued Mud’s string of upbeat hits during the peak of the British glam rock era. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Mud Label: RAK Date: June 6, 1975 Catalogue: RAK 208 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United Kingdom Genre: Glam Rock, Pop Rock Style: British Glam A-Side: “Moonshine Sally”

A bright, harmony‑driven pop single marking Mud’s early Philips era, Shangri‑La arrived with strong label support but failed to chart despite the band’s growing live reputation. Artist: Mud Title: Shangri‑La Release Date: 9 May 1969 (UK 7" release) Label: Philips Records Format: 7" Vinyl Catalogue Number: BF 1775 Country: United Kingdom Length: Approx. 6:40 (combined A/B sides) Shangri‑La was released by Mud on 9 May 1969 as their debut single for Philips Records, backed with