arranged by [williams fairey band] Rodney Newton
conductor [williams fairey band] Brian Hurdley
design Ian Cater
featuring The Williams Fairey Brass Band
plated by CED
presenter, concept by Jeremy Deller
producer The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu
recorded by [williams fairey band] Richard Scott
written-by Bill Drummond
written-by Jimmy Cauty
Phonographic Copyright (p) Blast First
Phonographic Copyright (p) Mute Records
Copyright (c) Blast First
Copyright (c) Mute Records
Published By Warner Chappell Music Ltd.
Published By BMG Music Ltd.
Mixed At Olympic Studios
Mixed At Konk Studios
Remixed At Studio P, The Oval, London
Recorded At Parr Street Studios
Recorded At Worldwide International
Recorded At Konk Studios
Designed At F67
Pressed By P.R. Records Limited
Mastered At P.R. Records Limited
Jeremy Deller had an idea. The idea evolved. This is the result of that evolution. Part of the evolution included a project entitled Acid Brass involving The Williams Fairey Band performing acid house anthem What time is love originally recorded by the KLF in 1988.

Side A Mixed @ Olympic, London
Side B1 Mixed @ Konk Studios, London
Side B2 Remixed @ Studio P, The Oval, London

Retail copies were distributed as promos with a promo sticker over the barcode + promo sheets and photo.
Barcode: 5016027201462 (Scanned)
Barcode: 5 016027 201462 (Text)
Matrix / Runout: A BFFP 146 T A1 PR-CED (Run-out Etchings Side A, Variant 1, 2)
Matrix / Runout: BFFP 146 T B1 PR-CED H (Run-out Etchings Side B, Variant 1)
Matrix / Runout: BFFP 146 T B1 PR-CED E (Run-out Etchings Side B, Variant 2)