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GERMAN / CZECHOSLOVAK / FRENCH EDITION OF
GERONIMO'S CADILLAC

Well, quite a difference, isn't it ? Back to the fifties with Modern Talking ...
Note that the B side is not the instrumental as on the German edition.
What does 92 mean ? Why is that orange circle on the sleeve (it's not a sticker !) ?
It means that it was 92nd 7" in the serie "Diskoteka" (discotheque) - 92nd 7" with the same cover. About the orange circle: I´m not 100% sure about it but it seems, this means that the single was released in cooperation with the socialistic Czechoslovak Youth Federation. You had things much easier when you were a member... The orange circle was the sign of this organisation.
On the backside I see : Cover © Jiri Skalicky 1978. Does this mean that ALL Czechoslovak 7" singles have the same sleeve ?
Many Czechoslovak 7" had the same covers in the era of socialism . There were about 7-10 possible covers at the time when Geronimo's Cadillac was released. So this single could get only one of these 7-10 covers. I found two singles of some Czech bands with the same cover as Geronimo's Cadillac in a second hand music shop.

Thanks to Mirek Emr (inas@comp.cz) for solving my questions !

French edition

No differences with the German edition, except for the sleeve.