In case you've forgotten, right in the middle of this uptempo, tuneful Sunshine Pop number, the song breaks apart into a totally unexpected, Beatles-psychedelic-"Day in the Life" direction. Of course, the band does eventually pick up with an equally unexpected and delightful chorus that would make the Five Americans ("Western Union") proud. Just cause I like it and figure some folks out there may not remember it, I'm putting this segment of the song in the jukebox. Note: This beautiful 45 has no notable flaws, grading Mint across the board (Labels, Vinyl (styrene), Audio). It comes in a very nice copy of the release's cool picture sleeve, which would grade Near Mint but for the leavings of a couple of stickers at the top on both sides (see scan).
| Overall | Label | Sleeve | Vinyl | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | M | EX+ (st) | M | M |
| Label | Year | Chart |
|---|---|---|
| Columbia 44378 | 1967 | #11p in December |
A-side
B-side
Artist
The Buckinghams
The Buckinghams
Title
Susan
Foreign Policy
Track Time
2:48
4:15
Songwriter
Holvay-Beishier-J.W. Guercio (A), J.W. Guercio (B)
Holvay-Beishier-J.W. Guercio (A), J.W. Guercio (B)
Producer
James William Guercio
James William Guercio
Category
Sunshine Pop
Sunshine Pop
