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John's Children (September 1967) - “Come And Play With Me In The Garden” / “Sara, Crazy Child” Single: GER

Writer: John's Children
John's Children
Aug 31, 1967
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Updated: Oct 5

A rare 1967 German 7" single by John's Children featuring the provocative A-side “Come And Play With Me In The Garden” and the Marc Bolan-penned B-side “Sara, Crazy Child.”


RELEASE DETAILS

Artist: John's Children

Label: Polydor

Date: September 1967

Catalogue: 59 116

Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: Germany

A-Side: “Come And Play With Me In The Garden” Written by: Ellison, Hewlett

B-Side: “Sara, Crazy Child” Written by: Marc Bolan




TRACK LIST 

Germany 7" Commercial Single (59 116)

A. Come And Play With Me In The Garden B. Sara, Crazy Child

THE STORY 

This 1967 single captures John's Children during their brief but influential period. The B-side “Sara, Crazy Child” was written by a young Marc Bolan, who would soon form Tyrannosaurus Rex. The band’s provocative image and sound made them a cult favourite in the late 1960s underground scene.



CONTEXT & NOTES 

John's Children were known for their wild stage antics and mod/psychedelic sound. This German Polydor release features striking cover art with the band in a garden setting. The Bolan connection is a significant early link between the two acts.

RELATED MATERIAL

  • John's Children other singles and releases

  • Marc Bolan / Tyrannosaurus Rex early work

  • SOURCES Discogs, 45 Worlds, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts,

All single artwork, photographs, labels, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference.





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