the song. The original backing track coupled with one of the three vocal takes was released on the album Sid Sings. Producer Dave Goodman stated he did an unreleased mix of the song at Berwick Street Studios in London in June 1978, but the studio bill was not paid in time so his mix was delivered to the record company too late to be used on the single. Charts In the UK, the single spent 10 weeks in the Top 75 and reached #7 on 8 July 1978. For the 12 inch version, the song title was changed to "The Biggest Blow (A Punk Prayer by Ronald Biggs)". Virgin Records released the single in West Germany, the Netherlands, Italy and Greece, but it did not chart. Barclay Records released the single in France (with the song title changed to "Cosh The Driver (A Punk Prayer By Ronnie Biggs)" and A- and B-sides reversed), but it did not chart. Wizard Records released the single in Australia, but it did not chart. For the 12 inch version, the song title was changed to "The Biggest Blow (A Punk Prayer By Ronald Biggs)". Nippon Columbia released the single in Japan in August 1978, but it did not chart. The Sex Pistols' US label Warner Brothers decided not to release the single in the USA. References Sex Pistols songs 1978 singles Songs written by Steve Jones (musician) 1978 songs Virgin Records singles Songs against capitalism Songs about crime Music controversies