That Same Old Feeling [SEP] record label
of 1966, when Dale had departed the band.
Pickettywitch version: background and early success.
The song's co-writer John Macleod had begun to record Pickettywitch for Pye Records in the summer of 1969, the band's debut single "You Got Me So I Don't Know" being released 25 July 1969: for their second release Macleod had the band record "That Same Old Feeling" with a resultant #5 hit spending five weeks in the Top Ten in March and April 1970: the track also
release.
Other versions.
In Australia a local cover of "That Same Old Feeling" by session group Candy Apple reached a #25 chart peak in the "Go-Set" National Top 60 Singles chart in the autumn of 1970: the single was released by Astor Records who were also the label of release for the Pickettywitch version in Australia, where neither the Pickettywitch version nor that by The Fortunes - released by United Artists - would chart.
"That Same Old Feeling" has also been recorded by