Gambler" (from Virtual XI), then-singer Blaze Bayley is dressed up like this Eddie. B-sides The B-sides to this single, "That Girl" and "Juanita", were both played during The Entire Population of Hackney secret gig on 19 December 1985, with Adrian Smith on vocals. This is probably where the idea came from to play them as B-sides, especially with Adrian's large presence on this single and the Somewhere in Time album. "That Girl" was written by Merv Goldsworthy, Pete Jupp and Andy Barnett in an early line-up of the band FM and was one of the demo tracks which secured them a record deal with CBS in 1984. The song was eventually released by both Iron Maiden and FM in 1986. By then the brothers Steve and Chris Overland had joined FM and some parts of the original song (mainly choruses) had been rewritten for its inclusion on FM's debut album Indiscreet, released just three weeks prior to Iron Maiden's Somewhere In Time which featured a cover of the original arrangement. On this Iron Maiden version the first guitar solo is played by Dave Murray, while the ending guitar solo is played by Adrian Smith. "Juanita" was originally played by Barnett's band, Marshall Fury, in the early 1980s, and it was written by Steve Barnacle and Derek O'Neil. Marshall Fury never recorded a studio version of the song. Track listing '7" single 12" single Personnel Personnel as listed in the album's liner notes are: Bruce Dickinson – lead vocals Dave Murray – synthesized guitar Adrian Smith – synthesized guitar Steve Harris – bass guitar Nicko McBrain – drums Production Martin Birch – producer, engineer, mixing Derek Riggs – cover illustration Ross Halfin – photography Chart performance Notes References 1986 singles 1986 songs Arctic in fiction Capitol Records singles EMI Records singles Iron Maiden songs Song recordings produced by Martin Birch Songs based on actual events Songs inspired by deaths Songs written by Adrian Smith