Chicory Tip (June 19, 1970) “Monday After Sunday” / “Pride Comes Before A Fall” – Single 7" UK

A catchy, upbeat pop single from Chicory Tip, “Monday After Sunday” showcased the band’s melodic style and tight harmonies during their early CBS period. Produced by Roger Easterby and Des Champ, the track captured the bright, optimistic spirit of early 1970s British pop.

Artist: Chicory Tip

Label: CBS

Date: June 19, 1970

Catalogue: S 5056

Format: 7" Vinyl Single

Country: UK

A-Side: “Monday After Sunday”

Written by: R. Whitelaw, B. Carl, R. Bell Produced by: Roger Easterby, Des Champ

B-Side: “Pride Comes Before A Fall” Written by: M. Kent, J. Arthur Produced by: Roger Easterby, Des Champ

TRACK LIST UK 7"

Commercial Single (S 5056)

A. Monday After Sunday

B. Pride Comes Before A Fall

LINKED RELEASES / VARIANTS

Main Commercial – S 5056 (Stereo) Promo copies exist (large “A” on label)

PERSONNEL

• Chicory Tip members — vocals, instruments

• Roger Easterby & Des Champ — producers

THE STORY 

Released on June 19, 1970 on CBS (catalogue S 5056), “Monday After Sunday” / “Pride Comes Before A Fall” was an early single from Chicory Tip. Produced by Roger Easterby and Des Champ under the Santa Ponsa Production banner, the A-side delivered a bright, melodic pop sound that reflected the optimistic vibe of early 1970s British pop. The single helped build the band’s profile leading up to their later breakthrough hits.

CONTEXT & NOTES 

The single features a large “A” on the label for promo copies. It is a collectible early release from the band best known for their 1972 hit “Son of My Father”. Both sides showcase the band’s strong vocal harmonies and catchy songwriting.

International Issues Limited international distribution at the time.

RELATED MATERIAL 

Chicory Tip (1972) Son of My Father (Single)

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SOURCES Discogs, 45cat, 45worlds, Official Charts, Wikipedia

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