Was the single of Liza Jane re-releases in 1978 on the Vocalion Pop record label?

"The sex is in the rhythm"

No, it was on the Decca label.

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Someone told me it was released on the Vocalion pop label in America in 1978. Are they wrong?

"The sex is in the rhythm"

As far as I'm aware, it was only released in the UK on the Decca label, it was a pretty low-key event considering the history behind this release, just on the Decca label, instead of ressurecting the by-then well defunct Vocallion-pop label and in a plain sleeve rather than a nice picture sleeve.

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"The sex is in the rhythm"

Adding to what pablopicasso said...

Instead of reviving the long defunct Vocalion-Pop Label and offering this vinyl debut in an attractive informative pic sleeve, it was treated as just another normal mud-against-the-wall Decca release.

From Bowie: An Illustrated Record by Roy Carr & Charles Shaar Murray.

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Liza Jane

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Just that there are no misunderstandings, Vocalion Pop was a Decca subsidiary (as was Deram).

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