This two sided 7inch acetate dates from around 1971, and is on the short lived imprint of CBS called Birth
Under the oversized Birth label can be discerned standard Emidisc labels.
All Around You / Annie's Place (Rough demo).
'All Around You' seems the side of choice to me. Annie's Place sounded familiar, and on some digging found a version of it on an early edition of 'Circus Days' where it had acquired an 'Auntie' prefix, and the artist name 'Stars'.
Further research leads me to believe Stars is bogus and the group is Kidrock (sic) as opposed to Kid Rock who were a different outfit.
Anyway it will be up for grabs on eBay if anyone is interested.
Usual caveat about removing it from the blog if infringement of rights is the case.
btw Birth was a curious label, with an horrific logo and equally horrific advertising campaign involving Bunnies tummy being full of delights... or something like that.
It did produce several highly sought after artists including George Benson, Roy Harper (reissue) Chris Harwood and Julian J Savarin and a few others.
Hear both sides with this link:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/xs64qc0je4ppfbp/kidrock.mp3
