The Man In The Bowler Hat is the third album by the British rock group Stackridge. The album was produced by George Martin at AIR Studios, London and released in the UK by MCA Records. This was their highest charting album, peaking at number 23 in the UK Albums Chart. A different version of the album was released by Sire Records in the US and Canada under the title Pinafore Days. The US album removed two songs and replaced them with two others (produced by Tony Ashton) from the UK version of the next Stackridge album Extravaganza. Although the front cover was the same, the jacket photos were changed to show the Extravaganza lineup. Pinafore Days was the only US chart entry for Stackridge, reaching number 191 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. Track listing All songs credited to Andy Davis, Smegmakovitch except where noted. Side one "Fundamentally Yours" "Pinafore Days" "The Last Plimsoll" "To the Sun and the Moon" (Mutter Slater, Peter Denman) "The Road to Venezuela" Side two "The Galloping Gaucho" "Humiliation" (James Warren) "Dangerous Bacon" (Warren, Smegmakovitch) "The Indifferent Hedgehog" (Davis, Graham Smith) "God Speed the Plough" (Wabadaw Sleeve) Track listing: U.S. version "Pinafore Days", Sire Records SASD-7503 All songs credited to Andy Davis, Smegmakovitch except where noted. "Fundamentally Yours" "Pinafore Days" "The Last Plimsoll" "Spin 'Round The Room" (Rod Bowkett, Lucy Vernon) "The Road To Venezuela" "The Galloping Gaucho" "Humiliation" (Warren) "Dangerous Bacon" (Warren, Smegmakovitch) "One Rainy July Morning" (original title: "Highbury Incident (Rainy July Morning)") (Davis, Slater, Bowkett) "God Speed The Plough" (Sleeve) Bonus tracks on the 1996 CD re-issue on Demon Records "Do the Stanley" (single) (Davis, Warren, Slater, Crun Walter) "C'est la Vie" (b-side) (Davis, Warren) "Let There Be Lids" (first released in the UK compilation album Do The Stanley) (traditional) Personnel Andy Cresswell-Davis - guitars, vocals, keyboards, percussion James Warren - guitars, vocals Michael 'Mutter' Slater - flute, vocals, keyboards, percussion Mike Evans - violin, vocals Jim "Crun" Walter - bass guitar Billy Bent (aka Billy Sparkle) - drums Additional personnel Reg Leopold - violin William Reid - violin Graeme Scott - viola Vivian Joseph - cello Jack Emblow - accordion Ray Davies - trumpet/cornet Derek Taylor - french horn and solo on "To the Sun and the Moon" B. Lamb - trombone M. Fry - tuba R. Chamberlain - clarinet/saxes Andy Mackay - sax on "Dangerous Bacon" Production George Martin -