Never Fall In Love / Never Fall In Love Version

Originally released in 1971 on Fud Christian's LA-FUD-DEL label in Jamaica, "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" (one of the last Reggae/Rocksteady combination tunes ever made in the post-Rocksteady era) was the signature tune of the label and of artist Winston Heywood. This is also one of the few Trojan Records releases ever to be released officially in America during their short-lived run over there in the U.S. branch. The labels were always plain white with black stamping for the text and the generic Trojan Records logo on top. The catalog numbers for Trojan's releases were always sequential from side to side. A-sides had the odd numbers while the B-sides had the following even number. Possibly to avoid conflict with Pama Records, who also released the single with a full title, the entire single is credited on the Trojan singles to Fud Christian All-Stars, when in reality, the A-side is performed by Winston Heywood. The title of this song is "I'll Never Fall In Love Again", but is credited only as "Never Fall In Love" here on both Trojan releases in the UK (on their Big Shot subsidiary) and the U.S. (with the CA-TR numbers).