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One Tree Hill

U2 · 1988

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Лейбл	Island Records
Каталожный №	K338
Формат	Винил, 7", Сингл, 45 об/мин, 33⅓ об/мин
Дата выпуска	1988-03-00
Страна	Australia & New Zealand
Жанр	Рок
Стиль	Поп-рок

Треклист

	One Tree Hill
	Bullet The Blue Sky
	Running To Stand Still

Участники

Design: The Creative Department

Engineer [Mix]: Dave Meegan

Engineer [Mix]: Mark Wallis

Layout: Steve Averill

Mixed By: Dave Meegan

Mixed By: Steve Lillywhite

Photography By: Anton Corbijn

Producer: Brian Eno

Producer: Daniel Lanois

Recorded By: Flood

Recorded By [Assisted]: Pat McCarthy

Written-By: U2

Компании

: Festival Records (NZ) Ltd.

: Festival Records Pty. Ltd.

: Festival Records (NZ) Ltd.

: Island Records Ltd.

: Island Records

: Island Records Ltd.

: Festival Records Pty. Ltd.

: Chappell

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Matrix / Runout	MX-69453
Matrix / Runout	MX-69454
Matrix / Runout	SMX69453 8B TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / Runout	SMX69454 8B
Matrix / Runout	SMX69453 8B2 TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / Runout	DMX 69454 @2C 33 3 rpm

Примечания

One Tree Hill was released in both Australia and New Zealand only as the replacement single to In God's Country which was released with the same sleeve in other parts of the world. Text on back cover: TO THE MEMORY OF GREG CARROLL 1960-1986 Came with an insert containing the lyrics to One Tree Hill printed on a picture of One Tree Hill (located in Auckland, New Zealand) with this text at the bottom: (Greg Carroll's Funeral, Wanganui, New Zealand, 10th July 1986) Track times not listed on the release. All tracks are the album versions from "The Joshua Tree" Side A: 45RPM Side B: 33RPM. This release is often mis-described as being New Zealand only when it was released in both NZ and Australia in March 1988. There was more than one pressing of the single as later pressings came in a plain Island sleeve after the picture sleeve prints were exhausted. it is possible that the first pressing was identical in both countries, but as the demand was greater in NZ, where it went to No.1, the unique sleeve was used.