buster brown's "fannie mae" and rosco gordon's "just a little bit", released on april 14, 2015. the 45 was originally planned to be issued on record store day, but was rejected because record store day's organizers were deemphasizing seven-inch singles in that year's promotion; alternative tentacles semi-facetiously claimed on their website that record store day had found the 45 "too hot to handle", and issued the single, already planned to be packaged in a generic brown 45 sleeve in homage to independent r&b and rock 45s of the late 50s and early 60s, with a large sticker reading "rejected by record store day".