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alive and kicking us promo 7"
tracks
A1. Alive And Kicking[Edit](4:45)
A1. Alive And Kicking(5:24)


catalogue
A&M AM 2783
MASTERDISK A&M AM 2783 A S ES1//A&M AM 2783 A L ES1



format
7" with red promotional paper labels with large centre hole in custom colour sleeve.


release date
September 1985


additional information
This "red-label" 7" was intended for radio show play and included the Edit as the main track. This version was never commerically released in the USA. For completeness the full-length album version was available on the B-side.

Interestingly it featured the track listing of the planned UK 7" promo single. But that was never issued.

It was pressed in large numbers and should still be common today.



alive and kicking us promo 12"
tracks
A1. Alive And Kicking(5:24)
B1. Up On The Catwalk[Live](5:48)


catalogue
A&M SP-12155
A&M-SP-012155-A-ES1 MASTERDISK//A&M-SP-012155-B-ES1



format
12" with black and white promotional paper labels in a die-cut plain black sleeve.


release date
September 1985


additional information
The first 12" promotional single was intended for journalists and music magazine reviewers. It simply featured the same tracks as the US commerical 12".

It was pressed in large numbers and should still be common today.



alive and kicking us promo 12"
tracks
A1. Alive And Kicking(5:24)
B1. Alive And Kicking[Edit](4:45)


catalogue
A&M SP-17355
A&M-SP-017355-A-ES1 MASTERDISK//A&M-SP-0173155-B-ES1



format
12" with black and white promotional paper labels in a die-cut plain black sleeve.


release date
September 1985


additional information
The second 12" promotional single was intented for DJs and featured the "longer" version of the song on the A-side for club play. The shorter Edit was included on the B-side for completeness.

It was pressed in large numbers and should still be common today.