This single by John's Children appeared in the United Kingdom during July 1967 on the Track Record label under catalogue number 604005. One source lists the release date as the fourteenth of that month while another places it on the twenty-first. The disc was issued in a hurry following the withdrawal of an earlier Marc Bolan-composed track titled Midsummer Nights Scene. This double-sided SPOT acetate couples the recordings "Hippy" and "Desdemona". Although the exact date of

This early 1967 double-sided acetate pairs the recordings "Incident" and "Cat Black". Produced by Simon Napier-Bell, the disc represents one of a series of early studio recordings created during Marc Bolan's formative recording period. The acetate format indicates that the recordings were prepared as reference or demonstration discs rather than as a standard commercial release. The tracks were recorded at De Lane Lea Studios, Kingsway, London, and subsequently cut at the Radi

This early 1967 double-sided acetate couples "Desdemona" by John's Children with "Thanks For The Memories" by Fairchild. The recording was prepared as an acetate rather than a commercial release and features two different artists on its respective sides. Side 1 contains the John's Children recording "Desdemona", while Side 2 features Fairchild's "Thanks For The Memories". Marc Bolan did not contribute to the recording featured on the B-side. Side 1, "Desdemona", was produced

This early 1967 8-inch double-sided acetate contains four recordings by John's Children. The acetate was produced during the group's early recording period and features "Desdemona" and "Midsummer Night's Scene" on Side 1, with "In The Garden" and "Jagged Time Lapse" on Side 2. The recordings were prepared in acetate format rather than as a standard commercial issue.. Recorded at Advision Studios, Gosfield Street, London. Produced by Simon Napier-Bell. STYLE & THEMES TRACK-B