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    Hector Nicol song

    Does anyone know when Hector Nicol released 'Glory Glory to the Hibees (and the other song on the 'b' side)? On the Wikipedia page they need a citation to show that it was the original version of the classic chant from the terraces. If you can point to a web article that has the information I'll add it on. Cheers.


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    Sometime in the 50's before anybody else had their version of it.

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    Early 60's with the Hertz song as the B-side. Don't know if that was the original release.

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    Sorry for reviving this thread.
    Jambo I work today said the the Hearts song was the A side and the Hibs song was the B side.
    Is this the case? Or was there no A or B side on this occasion?

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    Nicol had a comedy album out - very smutty as I recall - and I think the football songs were on that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 04Sauzee View Post
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    Sorry for reviving this thread.
    Jambo I work today said the the Hearts song was the A side and the Hibs song was the B side.
    Is this the case? Or was there no A or B side on this occasion?
    Another jambo myth. This website says Hibs was the A side but there was a number on each label rather then A or B, hearts was 6205, Hibs was 6206. This was probably a later issue, don't know about the original.

    https://www.discogs.com/Hector-Nicol...lease/12189740

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hiber-nation View Post
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    Another jambo myth. This website says Hibs was the A side but there was a number on each label rather then A or B, hearts was 6205, Hibs was 6206. This was probably a later issue, don't know about the original.

    https://www.discogs.com/Hector-Nicol...lease/12189740
    Cheers for the response , they do like their mythical stats

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hiber-nation View Post
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    Another jambo myth. This website says Hibs was the A side but there was a number on each label rather then A or B, hearts was 6205, Hibs was 6206. This was probably a later issue, don't know about the original.

    https://www.discogs.com/Hector-Nicol...lease/12189740
    Original plan was for the Hawrts song to be A-side, no 6206, and Hibs song to be B-side, no 6207.

    Hawrts hierarchy objected to the Hibs side being numbered 6207, for obvious reasons, and so the (craven imo) record company renumbered it to 6205, which meant it became the A-side, as it was the tradition for the lower-numbered side to be the A-side.

    FACT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 04Sauzee View Post
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    Sorry for reviving this thread.
    Jambo I work today said the the Hearts song was the A side and the Hibs song was the B side.
    Is this the case? Or was there no A or B side on this occasion?
    Not so much b-side, more “money spinning replay”


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    Quote Originally Posted by lapsedhibee View Post
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    Original plan was for the Hawrts song to be A-side, no 6206, and Hibs song to be B-side, no 6207.

    Hawrts hierarchy objected to the Hibs side being numbered 6207, for obvious reasons, and so the (craven imo) record company renumbered it to 6205, which meant it became the A-side, as it was the tradition for the lower-numbered side to be the A-side.

    FACT.
    I'd have believed you with an "END OF" but ...

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    It's on Spotify.

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