work properly. A handful of shows in headlining shows followed in July and August 1987. "24 Hour Party People" was released as the second single from Squirrel and G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out) in October 1987, also on 12" vinyl, with "Yahoo" and "Wah Wah (Think Tank)" as its B-sides. Factory took on two film-makers, Keith Jobling and Phil Sotton, who went under the name The Bailey Brothers; they previously worked on videos for the Smiths' The Queen Is Dead (1986) album. Wilson saw Happy Mondays live with the duo, telling them that he wanted to make a music video for "24 Hour Party People". The Bailey Brothers were impressed with the band's performance, and dutifully signed up for the task. The duo filmed the band driving an Oldsmobile in Ancoats; footage from the perspective of a passenger in the car was filmed later on. The single was promoted with a UK tour in the same month, marking their first headlining trek in the country. Happy Mondays closed the year with two shows at Warrington and Manchester in December 1987. Shows in 1988 were limited to four, specifically a supporting slot for Stump in February 1988, and three headlining shows in May 1988. Reissues and related releases Squirrel and G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out) was released on CD for the first time in 1990, and later reissued in 2000 through London Recordings. It was included Rhino Records' Original Album Series box set in 2013, which collected the band's first four studio albums. The album was re-pressed on vinyl in 2020. The "Tart Tart" and "24 Hour Party People" singles were reissued on vinyl in 2019 as part of the band's The Early EPs compilation. Following the death of Paul Ryder in July 2022, Whelan's brother Jase suggested that "Tart Tart" could be re-issued to honour Ryder. On 28 July 2022, "Tart Tart" was released as a single with the album version, a BBC session version and a live version as its B-sides. The profits from this were donated to MusiCares, an organization that helps people in the music industry that suffer from addiction. "24 Hour Party People" appeared alone on Happy Mondays' first and third compilation albums Double Easy – The U.S. Singles (1993) and Greatest Hits (1999). "Kuff Dam", "Tart Tart" and "24 Hour Party