Sticky George

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Sticky George
Studio album by The Korgis
Released	10 July 1981
Recorded	December 1980 - February 1981
Genre	Pop
Length	38:27 (CD 39:29)
Label	Rialto Records (UK)
Producer	James Warren David Lord
The Korgis chronology
Dumb Waiters (1980) Sticky George (1981) The Best of The Korgis (1983)

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Sticky George is the third

The album includes the singles "That Was My Big Mistake", "All the Love in the World", "Don't Say That It's Over" and "Sticky George" - some released as The Korgis and others James Warren & The Korgis.

Sticky George was re-issued on CD by Edsel Records in 1999.

The album was followed by the non-album

• James Warren - vocals, piano, bass guitar
• Stuart Gordon -
  background vocals
• Phil Harrison - electric piano, keyboards, synthesizer, drums, spoons

Additional personnel

• David Lord - keyboards
• Manny Elias - drums
• Jerry Marotta - drums
• The Korgettes (Sheena Power & Jo Mullet) - backing vocals on tracks A5 and B5
• Steve Buck - flute on track B2
• Dave Pegler - clarinet on track B2
• Chantelle Samuel - bassoon on track B2
• Stephanie Nunn - oboe on track B2
• Huw Pegler - horn on track B2

Production

• James Warren - producer
• David Lord - producer,
  arranger
• Nick Heath - direction
• Jeffrey Edwards - cover painting
• Peter Ashworth - photography
• Nick Heath, George Rowbottom -
  art direction
• Recorded December 1980 - February 1981, at Crescent Studios, Bath.

Release history

• 1981 LP Rialto Records TENOR 103 (UK)
• 1999 CD Edsel Records EDCD 623

Single releases

• "That Was My Big Mistake" (Edit) - 4:01 / "Can't We Be Friends Now" ('James Warren & The Korgis', Rialto TREB 134, April 1981)
• "All The Love In The World" (Edit) - 3:38 / "Intimate" (The Korgis, TREB 138, June 1981)
• "Don't Say That It's Over" (Single Version) - 2:47 / "Drawn And Quartered" (The Korgis/'James Warren & The Korgis', TREB 142, September 1981)
• "Sticky George" / "Nowhere To Run" ('James Warren & The Korgis', Rialto 101 470 France, 1981)
• "Don't Look Back" (Warren) 4:16 / "Xenophobia" (Warren) - 2:30 (Non-album single, London Records LON 7, June 1982)
• "Don't Look Back" / "Xenophobia" (Pic disc, London Records LONPD 7, June 1982)

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