Chicory Tip (June 25, 1971 Release) – “Excuse Me Baby” 7" Single UK

A catchy, upbeat pop single from Chicory Tip, “Excuse Me Baby” continued the band’s string of accessible, radio-friendly releases in the early 1970s. Produced by Roger Easterby and Des Champ, it showcased their polished pop sound during the height of their chart success.

Artist: Chicory Tip

Date: June 25, 1971

Catalogue: CBS 7312

Format: 7" Vinyl Single

Country: UK

A-Side: “Excuse Me Baby”

Written by: Art Wayne

Produced by: Roger Easterby, Des Champ

B-Side: “The Devil Rides Tonight” Written by: Mayger, Foster, Hewson, Shearer Produced by: Roger Easterby,

Des Champ

TRACK LIST 

UK 7" Commercial Single (CBS 7312)

A. Excuse Me Baby

B. The Devil Rides Tonight

LINKED RELEASES / VARIANTS 

Main Commercial – CBS 7312

PERSONNEL

• Roger Easterby, Des Champ — producers

THE STORY 

Released on June 25, 1971 on CBS Records (CBS 7312), “Excuse Me Baby” / “The Devil Rides Tonight” was a solid pop offering from Chicory Tip. The A-side is an upbeat, catchy track, while the B-side delivers a more driving rock edge.

CONTEXT & NOTES

 This single followed the band’s earlier hits and maintained their presence on the UK charts during the early 1970s pop scene. The release features the classic CBS orange label design of the era.

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SOURCES Discogs, 45cat, Official Charts, Wikipedia

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