[1][2] It was from their 1971 Kinfolk album which was produced by Mort Ross and released on RCA LSP 4520, Revolver LSP-4520.
[3][4] "Dickens" came 3rd with 5.3 in The Maple Leaf System competition with Tom Northcott coming first with "I Think It's Going to Rain Today" at 6.3, results published in Billboard, January 2, 1971.
[5] As reported in the Jan, 23 edition of RPM Weekly, RCA had faith in the single's potential and their promotion team were taking advantage of the current chart action with the intention of bolstering it.
The team that was pushing it consisted of Ed Preston, Scott Richards and Johnny Murphy.
[6] It was mentioned in the January 30, 1971 issue of Billboard that re-mixed and re-edited versions of "Dickens" were being sent to rock music stations.