Release History
- August 1970: Liberty Records, LBS83348, UK vinyl — gatefold sleeve. First pressing had blue label, subsequent ones had black label.
- 1971: United Artists Records, UAS-5519, USA vinyl
- September 1975: Sunset Records, SLS50374, UK vinyl — single sleeve
- February 1980: UA Rockfile, LBR1012, UK vinyl — single sleeve, red on green Doremi shield.
- February 1984: Liberty Records, SLS1972921 UK vinyl, single sleeve; SLSP1972921, UK picture disc. In this guise (its 5th), the album made its only chart appearance, a single week at #75, nearly 14 years after its first release
- September 1992: One Way Records, S2157658, USA CD
- March 1996: EMI Remasters, HAWKS1, UK CD — initial issues in digipak
- 11 October 2010: Rock Classics, RCV010LP, UK, 2x12" blue vinyl 1000 copies
- April 2012: 4 Men With Beards, 4M185, USA vinyl - Reissue of original gatefold sleeve.
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