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Morrissey to re-release Every Day Is Like Sunday
By CMU Editorial | Published on Tuesday 17 August 2010
Morrissey will re-release his 1988 single ‘Every Day Is Like Sunday’ on 27 Sep to coincide with the 20th anniversary re-issue of his ‘Bona Drag’ compilation, out the same day. The re-issue will be the first release from recently revived EMI imprint Major Minor Records, a label that last released records in 1970 (‘Bona Drag’ was originally released by the HMV label, also part of EMI at the time).
Across the CD, vinyl and download releases of the single, fans will also be able to get their hands on an unreleased alternative version of ‘November Spawned A Monster’, called ‘November The Second’, a live version of ‘Trash’, plus two live versions of ‘Every Day Is Like Sunday’, one recorded on Top Of The Pops and the other at the Hollywood Bowl.
The lead track, along with the rest of the compilation it’s taken from, has been digitally remastered.
