“Excuse, Excuse”

by The Seeds
1965 song

"Excuse, Excuse" was one of the very first Seeds songs to be released. First appearing on a French EP in late 1965, it was also included on the debut LP The Seeds in 1966. The album version used a different vocal track, making the rare French EP the only place to hear the alternate version for several decades, not that most collectors could afford a copy. That rare version was finally re-released on the 2014 CD Singles As & Bs.

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