The JAMs re-edited the single in such a way that—they hoped—"brought inside the "law" but still got up peoples noses", removing all but a snatch of The Beatles, replacing or doctoring the MC5 sample, and rerecording the Samantha Fox vocal. This new version—named "All You Need Is Love (106bpm)"—was released on 18 May 1987 as JAMS 23T, and was included on The JAMs debut album "1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?)". According to Drummond, the recording of "1987" was funded by the sales of "All You Need Is Love (106bpm)".