Wow! Just scored a copy of this beautiful Dance Session ep! Like saxonman1’s copy mentioned below, mine also comes with the yellow & black label, which according to the research I’ve done, was a very limited 2nd pressing. Thrilled to add this ep to my collection, bought right here from Discogs!

obviously this is the nicest and rarest australian who picture sleeve from the 1960s, this comes in a flipback sleeve and was released in 1966 in australia only on the festival label, as you can see this amazing 45 features 4 great tracks from the my generation lp, this sleeve is also one of the best who 45 sleeves in the world as it is a classic in action shot from 1965 when the who where still total mods, my pressing of this however has the YELLOW festival label NOT the traditional blue festival label as i have been told the yellow label is a promo and or is a very very limited second pressing from late 1966, if you look on popsike you will see the yellow label one i have has only popped up on e bay once in 17 years, this sleeve has a great pocket and is just fabulous and i am totally stoked to finally own a copy of this, if anyone can answer the question weather this was a promo or not meaning the yellow label please contact me...................again next to the first two japan decca 45 sleeves from 1966 this is a total beauty......

The yellow label design dated from late 1966. Up until that time Festival changed the colour scheme for its singles and EP's. Ironically, they changed it from black/yellow to blue/white around 1963, only to change it back a few years later (although the style of the later yellow label was similar to the blue/white design). Festival kept this design up until c.1972 when it was changed again.