also appears on the Epic "Drinking Muddy Water" single and the tracks "Smile on Me" and "Drinking Muddy Water" included on the 1970 American compilation The Yardbirds Featuring Performances By Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page. The US "Little Games" single (written by Harold Spiro and Phil Wainman), only lists the latter writer, misspelled as "Wienman". Epic also mistakenly released a number of stereo versions of Little Games in mono version sleeves and pressed with mono LP labels. The three-letter prefix of the master numbers on the record labels and in the LP trail-out grooves properly identify the versions. "XEM" indicates genuine mono copies; if it shows "XSB" (even on the labels, despite the mono catalog number and no indication of STEREO under the Epic logo), it's a stereo pressing. 1992 expanded edition The expanded edition of Little Games, titled Little Games Sessions & More, was released by EMI America as a two-disc set featuring the original album, plus the singles "Ha Ha Said the Clown", "Ten Little Indians" and "Goodnight Sweet Josephine". Also included are several outtakes and alternate takes/mixes. A solo acoustic guitar mix of "White Summer" without the percussion and horn is included along with a version of "Glimpses" with different overdubs. The Yardbirds' final group single recording and one of the strongest with the Page lineup, "Think About It", also makes its first official album release here. Additionally, three songs recorded by the Keith Relf/Jim McCarty folk-duo Together and a fourth, credited to Relf and McCarty, are also included. Chart positions Album Singles Personnel The Yardbirds Keith Relf – vocals, harmonica, percussion Jimmy Page – guitars Chris Dreja – bass guitar (except where indicated below), backing vocals Jim McCarty – drums (except where indicated below), percussion, backing vocals Additional personnel Clem Cattini – drums on "Ten Little Indians" and "Goodnight Sweet Josephine" Bobby Gregg – drums on "Little Games" (original album) Nicky Hopkins – keyboards on "Goodnight Sweet Josephine" (version 1) John Paul Jones – bass guitar on "Goodnight Sweet Josephine" and "No Excess Baggage" (original album), bass and cello arrangement on "Little Games" (original album), bass and orchestral arrangement on "Ten Little Indians" Chris Karan – tabla on "White Summer" Joe Macho – bass on "Ha Ha Said the Clown" Rick Nielsen – organ on "Ha Ha Said the Clown" Ian Stewart – piano on "Drinking Muddy Water" (original album) Dougie Wright – drums on