The seven-inch record gives the same song two separate arrangements.
The two sides of Vinessa Shaw and Freedom Fry’s seven-inch record contain different versions of “Come Little Children.” Side A carries the three-minute-six-second recording, while Side B contains an a cappella arrangement running three minutes and two seconds. The performers’ official record listing.
The format keeps the song constant while changing the presentation. The reverse side is identified specifically as a vocal-only version, rather than a second song or an instrumental. Caveman Arts Society is the listed label. The performers’ official record listing.
The recording also belongs to Haunts, Freedom Fry’s five-track collection of acoustic Halloween reinterpretations. Shaw played Allison in Hocus Pocus, the 1993 film associated with “Come Little Children.” Her participation connects the recording to a performer from the film without making it a soundtrack reissue. Freedom Fry’s official Haunts release information.
The artists’ store lists an unsigned pressing, a version signed by Shaw, and another signed by Shaw with Freedom Fry’s Bruce Driscoll and Marie Seyrat. Those signatures distinguish the physical editions; the listed A- and B-side program remains the same. The performers’ official record listing.