B - Side is Considered a Genuine Belgium Popcorn Oldies Style Instrumental Track.

What exactly is Belgium Popcorn Oldies Style? I have learned of this recently but don't know much about it. Most of what I've gathered is that if a 45 is considered Belgium Popcorn, it's usually expensive and hard to come by, unfortunately

FYI: In case you were wondering, yes, both tracks on this release are instrumental.

Despite the reading on the label, the composition of the flip, "Astronaut's", should be credited to "J. Baker", not "J. Barker"; Jack Baker being the group's guitarist. On the band's website (which Mr. Baker put up on the Web), the composer of "Astronauts" (note the absence of the apostrophe) is given as "J. Baker". Also note that when the song was recorded in 1960, it was called "Blackout". Presumably. the name was changed by the record company, as was that of the A-side" (from Typhoid" to "Bust Out)"; both having been recorded by the western Massachusetts group then known as The Northern Lights.

Despite the reading on the label, the composition of the flip, "Astronaut's", should be credited to "J. Baker", not "J. Barker"; Jack Baker being the group's guitarist. On the band's website (which Mr. Baker put up on the Web), the composer of "Astronauts" (note the absence of the apostrophe) is given as "J. Baker". Also note that when the song was recorded in 1960, it was called "Blackout". Presumably. the name was changed by the record company, as was that of the A-side" (from Typhoid" to "Bust Out)"; both having been recorded by the western Massachusetts group then known as The Northern Lights.