The Crickets (2) – That'll Be The Day / I'm Lookin' For Someone To Love

In every version, the numbering indicates that "Im looking for someone to love" is the A side ...

Thanks - was staring at the sleeve, thinking "No, can't be"!

The consensus on other sites is that is an 80's boot/repop, most likely by Bill Griggs

My 10" shellac copy has very different Brunswick labels not listed here. 55009 with 102021 and 102022 in smaller font below it are above the titles to the right in same place as 'Vocal Group with Orchestra' are on photo above. Nothing to the left above the titles.

Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): W102022T4A THAT'LL BE THE DAY
Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): W102021T3A I'M LOOKIN' FOR SOMEONE TO LOVE

A NZ 78 press of this also exists. Cat. # BS-1578

I am not very good with this site - I would like to buy the record but it does not say how much it is.

Thanks, cowboystyle, for the reply. At first, reviewing the current submissions, I couldn't work out what my problem was back in 2010. But now I see that back then the submission for the UK 7", which looked like my copy, was assigned to the 'Vogue Coral' label. That made me wonder whether I should add a new submission for my plain 'Coral' copy, hence my question. But at some point the original submission was corrected to 'Coral', which means my copy is just another instance of that release.

Was there ever a 7" Vogue Coral release, or did that maybe slip into Discogs via the shellac release?

Classic Buddy Holly. 'That'll Be the Day' is fine here, although I prefer the rawer version presented on 'The Great Buddy Holly' album on Vocalion. Both songs are exciting in a way that Holly's later stuff isn't. There's something vaguely sexual going on here. 'That'll Be the Day' finds Buddy as the crowing rooster, the cocksman supreme, if you will. "I'm Lookin' For Someone to Love' enters the realm of lust. "If you're not here, well baby I don't care cuz I'm lookin' for someone to love". Buddy had a pleasant persona that sold millions of records, but these songs, along with his great "Midnight Shift", lack any notion of innocence.

I bought this single in the UK on the Coral label. There is nothing to suggest that it is the 'Vogue Coral' label. It says 'CORAL', with 'MADE IN ENGLAND' underneath. Is this 1) the same release, and, despite appearances, 'Vogue Coral' is correct, 2) the same release, and 'Vogue Coral' is incorrect, or 3) a different release on plain 'Coral'? If it is not 'Vogue Coral', how do I distinguish the UK Coral label from the US Coral label?