Release History
| Region | Date | Label | Format | Catalogue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | November 1967 | Reaction Records | mono LP | 593 003 |
| stereo LP | 594 003 | |||
| United States | November 1967 | Atco Records | mono LP | 33-232 |
| stereo LP | SD 33-232 | |||
| Germany | November 1967 | Polydor Records | stereo LP | 184 105 |
| Japan | May 1968 | Polydor Records | stereo LP | MP-1390 |
| United States | 1977 | RSO Records | LP | RS 1–3010 |
| United States | 1986 | Polydor Records | CD | 823 636-2 |
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