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Joe's Nazareth Collection Joe’s Nazareth Collection NAZARETH singles Dear John / Friends {UK}<demo 7”, Pegasus label, press out center> Dear John / Friends {UK}<7”, Pegasus label, solid center> Dear John / Occasional Failure {UK}<7”, later PEG label, solid center, b-side plays ‘Friends’> Dear John / Friends {Germany}<7”, p/s (1)> Dear John [mono] / Fat Man [mono] {France}<7”, different p/s (2)> Dear John / Friends {South Africa}<7”> Morning Dew / Spinning Top {UK}<demo 7”, press out center> Morning Dew / Spinning Top {UK}<7”, PEG label, solid center> Morning Dew [mono] / Morning Dew [stereo] {USA}<promo 7”> If You See My Baby / Hard Living {UK}<promo 7”, press out center> If You See My Baby / Hard Living {UK}<7”, press out center> If You See My Baby / Hard Living {France}<7”, p/s> Hard Living / Spinning Top {Germany}<7”, p/s> Razamanaz / Razamanaz {USA}<promo 7”> Broken Down Angel / Broken Down Angel {UK}<promo 7”, custom sleeve, press out center> Broken Down Angel [mono] / Broken Down Angel [stereo] {USA}<promo 7”> Broken Down Angel / Witchdoctor Woman {UK}<7”, solid center> Broken Down Angel / Witchdoctor Woman {UK}<7”, press out center> Broken Down Angel / Woke Up This Morning {Holland}<7”, p/s> Broken Down Angel / Woke Up This Morning {Yugoslavia}<7”, p/s (1)> Broken Down Angel / Witchdoctor Woman {France}<7”, different p/s (2)> Broken Down Angel / Witchdoctor Woman {Spain}<7”, different p/s (3)> Broken Down Angel / Witchdoctor Woman {Italy}<7”, different p/s (4)> Broken Down Angel / Witchdoctor Woman {Portugal}<7”, different p/s (5)> Broken Down Angel / Witchdoctor Woman {Greece}<7”> Broken Down Angel / Witchdoctor Woman {South Africa}<7”, Philips label> Bad, Bad Boy / Hard Living / Spinning Top {UK}<7”, p/s (1)> Bad, Bad Boy / Broken Down Angel {Germany}<7”, different p/s (2), Razamanaz LP rear> Bad, Bad Boy / Razamanaz {Yugoslavia}<7”, different p/s (3)> Bad, Bad Boy / Alcatrax {Japan}<7”, different p/s (4)> This Flight Tonight / Called Her Name {UK}<7”, press out center> This Flight Tonight / Called Her Name {Greece}<7”, small Spiral label> This Flight Tonight / Called Her Name {Germany}<7”, p/s (1), Star Club Story on rear> This Flight Tonight / Called Her Name {Yugoslavia}<7”, different p/s (2)> This Flight Tonight / Go Down Fighting {Spain}<7”, different p/s (3)> This Flight Tonight / Go Down Fighting {France}<7”, different p/s (4)> This Flight Tonight / Called Her Name {Germany}<reissue 7”, Folge 34 Hit Comeback, different p/s (5)> This Flight Tonight / Called Her Name {Mozambique}<7”, different p/s (6)> This Flight Tonight / Go Down Fighting {Canada}<7”> This Flight Tonight [mono] / This Flight Tonight [stereo] {USA}<promo 7”> This Flight Tonight / Called Her Name {South Africa}<7”, large Spiral label> Shanghai’d In Shanghai / Love, Now You’re Gone {UK}<demo 7”, press out center> Shanghai’d In Shanghai / Love, Now You’re Gone {UK}<7”, press out center> Shanghai’d In Shanghai / Love, Now You’re Gone {France}<7”, p/s (1)> Shanghai’d In Shanghai / Cat’s Eye Apple Pie {Germany}<7”, different p/s (2), 20 Super Hits rear> Shanghai’d In Shanghai / Sunshine {Spain}<7”, different p/s (3), same pic both sides, small Spiral label> Shanghai’d In Shanghai / Love, Now You’re Gone {Japan}<7”, insert> Shanghai’d In Shanghai / Love, Now You’re Gone {South Africa}<7”, spiral label> Glad When You’re Gone / Light My Way {Holland}<7”, p/s> NAZARETH singles Love Hurts / Love Hurts {UK}<promo 7”, press out center> Love Hurts / Down {UK}<7”, press out center> Love Hurts / Down {Germany}<7”, p/s (1), 26 Top Hits on rear> Love Hurts / Down {Holland}<7”, different p/s (2)> Love Hurts / Down {France}<7”, different p/s (3)> Love Hurts / Down {Belgium}<7”, different p/s (4)> Love Hurts / Down {Italy}<7”, different p/s (5)> Love Hurts / Down {Sweden}<7”, different orange/black p/s (6)> Love Hurts / Down {Portugal}<7”, different p/s (7), small Spiral label> Love Hurts / Down {Japan}<7”, different p/s (8)> Love Hurts / Down {Mexico}<7”> Love Hurts / Down {Norway}<7”> Love Hurts / Down {South Africa}<7”> Love Hurts / Down {Australia}<7”> Love Hurts / Holy Roller {Belgium}<reissue 7”, different p/s (10), Golden Oldies> Love Hurts / Hair Of The Dog {USA}<7”, different p/s (11)>- Love Hurts / Hair Of The Dog {USA}<7”. A&M logo on left, under Stereo> Love Hurts / Hair Of The Dog {Canada}<7”> Love Hurts / This Flight Tonight {Germany}<7”, reissue, different p/s (12), Legendary Oldies> Love Hurts / Hair Of The Dog {Guatemala}<7”> Love Hurts / Hair Of The Dog {Barbados}<7”> Love Hurts / Holy Roller {Brazil}<7”, b/side lists ‘Holly Roller’> Love Hurts / My White Bicycle {Argentina}<1985 reissue 7”, spiral label> Love Hurts / My White Bicycle {Argentina}<reissue 7”, 1985, blue / black / white Philips> Love Hurts / Razamanaz {Philippines}<7”> Hair Of The Dog / Too Bad, Too Sad {UK}<promo 7”, A label> Hair Of The Dog / Too Bad, Too Sad {UK}<7”, press out center> Hair Of The Dog / Sunshine {Germany}<7”, p/s> Hair Of The Dog / Guilty {Japan}<7” + insert> Guilty / Night Woman {South Africa}<7”> My White Bicycle / My White Bicycle {UK}<stereo/stereo A-label promo 7”, press out center> My White Bicycle / Miss Misery {UK}<7”, press out center> My White Bicycle / Miss Misery {UK}<7”, b-side label on both sides> My White Bicycle / Miss Misery {UK}<7”, reissue, press out white label> My White Bicycle / Miss Misery {Sweden}<7”, p/s (1), small Spiral label> My White Bicycle / Too Bad, Too Sad {Germany}<7”, different p/s (2), Hair Of The Dog rear> My White Bicycle / Miss Misery {France}<7”, different p/s (3)> My White Bicycle / Too Bad, Too Sad {Africa}<7”> Holy Roller / Railroad Boy {UK}<demo 7”, press out center> Holy Roller / Railroad Boy {UK}<7”, solid center> Holy Roller / Railroad Boy {UK}<7”, press out center> Holy Roller / Railroad Boy {Germany}<7”, p/s (1), Greatest Hits LP on rear> Holy Roller / Railroad Boy {France}<7”, different p/s (2)> Holy Roller / Railroad Boy {Portugal}<7”, different p/s (3), small Spiral label> Holy Roller / Railroad Boy {Spain}<7”, different p/s (4), small Spiral label> Holy Roller / Railroad Boy {Australia}<7”, small spiral Vertigo logo> Carry Out Feelings / Lift The Lid {UK}<demo 7”, press out center> Carry Out Feelings / Lift The Lid {UK}<7”, demo sticker, press out center> Carry Out Feelings / Lift The Lid {Holland}<7”, p/s> Carry Out Feelings / Lift The Lid {Portugal}<7”, p/s> Carry Out Feelings / Railroad Boy {Australia}<7”> Carry Out Feelings [stereo] / Carry Out Feelings [mono] {USA}<promo 7”> You’re The Violin [edit] / Loretta {UK}<demo 7”, different label> You’re The Violin / Loretta {UK}<7”> You’re The Violin / Loretta {UK}<demo 7”> You’re The Violin / Moonlight Lady {Malaysia}<jukebox 7”> Loretta [mono] / Loretta [stereo] {USA}<promo 7”> Loretta [mono] / Loretta [stereo] {Canada}<promo 7”> Born To Love / I Don’t Want To Go On Without You {Barbados}<7”> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / Good Love {UK}<demo 7”, press out center> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / Good Love {UK}<7”, press out center> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / Good Love {Norway}<7”> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / Good Love {Portugal}<7”, small Spiral logo> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / Good Love {Holland}<7”, p/s (1)> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / Good Love {Spain}<7”, p/s (1)> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / L.A. Girls {Germany}<7”, different p/s (2), tour dates on rear> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / Good Love {Japan}<7” + insert> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / Waiting For The Man {UK}<promo 12”> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / L.A. Girls {South Africa}<7”> I Don’t Want To Go On Without You / L.A. Girls {Brazil}<7”, Spaceship label> Somebody To Roll / Vancouver Shakedown {UK}<demo 7”, press out center> Somebody To Roll / Vancouver Shakedown {UK}<7”, press out center> Flying / Loretta {Brazil}<7”, spaceship label> NAZARETH singles Shot Me Down [mono] / Shot Me Down [stereo] {USA}<promo 7”> Shot Me Down / Kentucky Fried Blues {USA}<7”> Gone Dead Train / Greens / Desolation Road {UK}<7”, p/s> Gone Dead Train / Kentucky Fried Blues {USA}<7”> Gone Dead Train [mono] / Gone Dead Train [stereo] {Canada}<promo 7”> Place In Your Heart / Kentucky Fried Blues {UK}<7”> Place In Your Heart / Kentucky Fried Blues {Germany}<7”, p/s (1)> Place In Your Heart / Kentucky Fried Blues {Holland}<7”, different p/s (2)> Place In Your Heart / Kentucky Fried Blues {Spain}<7”, different black / white p/s (2)> Place In Your Heart / Kentucky Fried Blues {South Africa}<7”> May The Sunshine / Whatever You Want Babe / What’s In It For Me? {USA}<promo 12”, company sleeve> May The Sunshine [mono edit] / May The Sunshine [stereo edit] {USA}<promo 7”> May The Sunshine / Expect No Mercy {UK}<7”, p/s> May The Sunshine / Expect No Mercy {Ireland}<7”> May The Sunshine / Expect No Mercy {Italy}<7”, p/s> May The Sunshine / Expect No Mercy {South Africa}<7”> May The Sunshine / Expect No Mercy {Holland}<7”, p/s (1)> May The Sunshine / Expect No Mercy {Germany}<7”, different p/s (2)> May The Sunshine / Expect No Mercy {Japan}<7” + insert> Whatever You Want Babe / Telegram {UK}<7”, p/s, green label> Whatever You Want Babe / Telegram {UK}<purple vinyl 7”, p/s, different label> Whatever You Want Babe / Telegram {Portugal}<7”, p/s> Whatever You Want Babe / Telegram {South Africa}<7”> Whatever You Want Babe [mono] / Whatever You Want Babe [stereo] {USA}<promo7”> Star / Born To Love {UK}<7”, p/s> Star / Born To Love {Sweden}<7”, p/s, small Spiral label> Star / May The Sunshine {Brazil}<7”, Spaceship label> Big Boy / Turning A New Leaf {Holland}<7”, p/s, small Spiral label> Holiday
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