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Singles' chronology
[edit]- "Carolyn's Fingers" was not released as a "commercial" single in 1988.
Only "not for sale" copies were sent to radio DJs in the US.
- Source: "Cocteautwins.com" website- page Blue Bell Knoll page > click on "show more" - "release notes":
""Promotional 7-inch and 12-inch singles were released for “Carolyn’s Fingers” backed with “Ella Megalast Burls Forever,” and for “A Kissed Out Red Floatboat.”..
- It is also presented that way in the only authorised biography published about Cocteau Twins that the two musicians of the band supported upon release: they both gave exclusive interviews to the author and the project.[ http://www.camionblanc.com/detail-livre-cocteau-twins-des-punks-celestes-489.php[
- The Discogs page for "Carolyn's Fingers" lists only three different promotional copies with the reference "PRO" (for promotion) next the reference of the record company's pressing. There was a promo 7-inch, a promo 12-inch and a promo cd. .
- This is why the commercial release "Love's Easy Tears" was added instead of "Carolyn's Fingers" for the singles'chronology.