Runout A: AA 6052 334 2W 1 â1973 670 L (Stamped)
Runout B: AA 6052 334 2W 1 â1973 670 L (stamped)
Pressing Plant: Unknown
Material: Vinyl
Lacquer Cut At: Phonodisc B.V., Baarn (670)
Runout A: AA 6052 334 2W 1 â1973 670 L (Stamped)
Runout B: AA 6052 334 2W 1 â1973 670 L (stamped)
Pressing Plant: Unknown
Material: Vinyl
Lacquer Cut At: Phonodisc B.V., Baarn (670)
Label and Picture Sleeve: Hans-Peter Schmidt
Runout A: 6052334 1 1 520 240773 04 L (stamped)
Runout B: 6052334 2 1 520 240773 04 L (stamped)
Pressing Plant: Unknown
Material: Vinyl
Lacquer Cut At: Phonoster, Tribiano, Milano (520)
✅ Physical copy examined and scrutinized by ZappaFrenzy
Label and Picture Sleeve: ZappaFrenzy (Bjørn)
Runout A: 6052334 A 1 520 221077 (stamped)
Runout B: 6052334 B 1 520 221077 (stamped)
Pressing Plant: Unknown
Material: Vinyl
Lacquer Cut At: Phonoster, Tribiano, Milano (520)
✅ Physical copy examined and scrutinized by ZappaFrenzy
The label says that this single is from 1973, but the runouts reveal that the pressing is from 1977. Italian records very often have the date and year pressed in the runouts.
The matrix information on this single is: 6052 334 a 1 520 221077. The last six digits tell us that the lacquer was cut on October 22nd 1977.
So why did this single get a rerelease? The printing on the sleeve shows the connection to an Italian television program called “L’altra domenica” (Italian for “the other Sunday”). I searched the internet and found video clips of this program on YouTube, and guess what? The title of this program is “All Nite Long”.
Label and Picture Sleeve: ZappaFrenzy (Bjørn)
Alternate Picture Sleeve: Bengofury
Frank Zappa’s involvement
Frank Zappa produced both sides.