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Such confusion over a song rarely or never played anymore
lol.
The 7" No Getting Over Me mix at least is close to the Lp
version
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aaronk wrote:
Was this another Amy Grant hit where airplay was somewhat split between the 7" Heart In Motion Mix and the LP Version? I watched a fair amount of MTV during this time, and I don't ever recall seeing anything but
the regular LP version video. There are people on YouTube who claim that a video for the remix was also aired.
I have a note that jimct's station KC101 aired "Cut 1" of the promo CD, which is the LP version. Also, as I mentioned earlier, I only heard the LP version on my local top 40 station.
Here are the promo CD contents:
75021 7512 2
1. LP Version (listed & actual 3:56)
2. 7" No Getting Over You Mix (listed & actual 4:01)
3. 7" Heart In Motion Mix (listed & actual 3:50)
4. 12" No Getting Over You Mix (listed & actual 5:57)
5. 12" Heart In Motion Mix (listed & actual 6:02) |
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I'm going out on a limb here and saying the "7 inch Heart In Motion Mix" was mostly what was played on stations around these parts. At least that's how I remember it because, I too was disappointed when I discovered
the album version wasn't the same as what was played on the radio. I was working for a company that was regularly receiving HitDiscs, so my search was short to find the "Right" version.
Apologies to PopArchivist!
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My local top 40 was playing the LP version while Rick Dees' Weekly Top 40 (airing locally on the same station) played the Heart In Motion edit.
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Though this falls outside the criteria of the forum, the LP version always feels more like the "hit" to me since it was the only version MTV and VH1 played.
Hourly.
For months.
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The 7” Heart in Motion mix is the version our local (Gadsden AL) Top
40 station played day in and out (and is what made me a fan), and I
once in the car caught the 7” No Getting Over You version on a
competing station in Birmingham. I never heard the LP Version on the
radio until later recurrent play, probably around the time “Lucky One”
was released in 1994.
I also recall seeing the 7” Heart in Motion mix re-dubbed over the
original video on VH-1, kind of like had been done with Madonna’s
“Express Yourself” a couple of years prior— but that may have been a
fluke, I wasn’t a regular VH1 watcher in those days.
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eriejwg wrote:
Such confusion over a song rarely or never played anymore
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If it's rarely played, that's really sad because that was one of the best #1 songs of the early '90s. A great pop song. I mostly heard the album version but I recall the remix (which I, too, felt killed the vibe of the original) was played on the radio. And maybe the video was remixed, as was pointed out here. I figured they did this mix, and especially that of "That's What Love Is For" (and to some extent, "Good For Me") to aim for urban radio play.
That said, the single remix of "Every Heartbeat" is amazing, and I find the LP version very disappointing.
I guess in many cases, it depends on which version we heard first - and over and over. Then, the 'other' version is a disappointment :)
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EdisonLite wrote:
| I guess in many cases, it depends on which version we heard first - and over and over. Then, the 'other' version is a disappointment :) |
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That pretty much hits the nail on the proverbial head. I also did some regular teen night dances back in the 90's when boy bands and girl bands were at the top of their game. It was a huge disappointment to
the kids when some tracks were only available as a LP version. Since the internet wasn't in full bloom at the time, it was difficult sometimes to get information as to which version was most popular.
And, since just about every single issue had multiple remixes, it was getting to be more expensive to keep multiple versions on hand. Not to mention "White" Labels and Remix services.
Edited by AdvprosD on 21 September 2020 at 7:56am
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Every radio station I've ever listened to has played either the album version or the "No Getting Over You Mix" of "Baby Baby". I've never heard the "Heart in Motion Mix" until just now when I played it online... and it's awful. Unlike most dance remixes, it actually sounds slower and more depressing than the original!
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The "Heart In Motion" remix sounds vaguely like Madonna's
'Justify My Love'. I don't ever recall hearing it on the
air. I generally only remember the LP mix or the "No
Getting Over You" remix.
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Underground Dub wrote:
Though this falls outside the criteria of the forum, the LP version always feels more like the "hit" to me since it was the only version MTV and VH1 played.
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I agree the LP version was what was played back then.
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The database currently shows the following title notes for Amy Grant's "Baby Baby":
(commercial copies of this cd single run (3:50) the )
We've seen this a number of times in the past where a programming glitch has caused the rest of the comment to become truncated due to quotation marks being present. Therefore, the original text will need to be restored.
To summarize, based on the information gathered in this message thread:
Promo CD single copies (A&M 75021 7512 2) contain:
1) LP Version (actual and printed run time: 3:56)
2) 7" No Getting Over You Mix (actual and printed: 4:01)
3) 7" Heart In Motion Mix (actual and printed: 3:50)
4) 12" No Getting Over You Mix (actual and printed: 5:57)
5) 12" Heart In Motion Mix (actual and printed: 6:02)
Cassette single copies contain:
A) LP Version (actual and printed: 3:56)
B) 7" Heart in Motion Mix (actual and printed: 3:50)
Commercial CD single copies contain:
1) 7" Heart In Motion Mix (actual and printed: 3:50)
2) 12" Heart In Motion Mix (actual and printed: 6:02)
Commercial vinyl 45 copies contain:
A) LP Version (actual and printed: 3:56)
B) 7" Heart in Motion Mix (actual and printed: 3:50)
(*For what it's worth, I'm pretty certain this is the only instance I've ever seen in which the actual and printed run times are the same for every track on every single format!)
There appears to be largely a split opinion in this message thread regarding which version of "Baby Baby" received the most radio airplay between the "LP Version" and the "7-Inch Heart in Motion Mix". (Between the two, I personally always heard the "LP version" played on the radio, including on Shadoe Stevens' American Top 40 countdown show, though I do recall also occasionally hearing the "7-Inch No Getting Over You" mix air on AC radio stations.)
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I always wondered why with this and many other Grant singles
there were so many versions or mixes. Some mixes honestly
did not vary that much that it seemed worth the effort to
create much less market.
I have also wondered what exactly she sings at the end of
"Baby Baby." Does she really sing "Damnit, you're mine" or
have I just been mishearing this for all these years?!?
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Todd Ireland wrote:
The database currently shows the following title notes for Amy Grant's "Baby Baby":
(commercial copies of this cd single run (3:50) the )
We've seen this a number of times in the past where a programming glitch has caused the rest of the comment to become truncated due to quotation marks being present. Therefore, the original text will need to be restored.
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I can see the full comment in Google Chrome, and I haven't changed anything. What browser are you using?
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I'm using Firefox, but the full title notes are showing up now, whereas they weren't before, for some reason.
Might also want to add to the existing database notes that commercial 45 and cassette single copies run (3:50) the "7 inch Heart In Motion" version.
Edited by Todd Ireland on 09 March 2025 at 2:19pm
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Scanner wrote:
| I have also wondered what exactly she sings at the end of "Baby Baby." Does she really sing "Damnit, you're mine" or have I just been mishearing this for all these years?!? |
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I've always heard this lyric as "now that you're mine."
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Todd Ireland wrote:
Might also want to add to the existing database notes that commercial CD single and cassette single copies run (3:50) the "7 inch Heart In Motion" version.
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Updated!
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Ugh, sorry, Aaron! I screwed up my previous post... The title notes should read: (commercial 45 and cassette single copies run (3:56) the "LP version"; commercial CD single copies run (3:56) the "7-Inch Heart in Motion" mix). I went back and corrected my previous post accordingly, which incorrectly stated that commercial cassette and CD single copies contain the LP version.
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Updated again. No big deal, and thanks for the correction.
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When I'm assembling my various Billboard Hot 100-related
playlists, I tend to seek out the version that was on the
most dominant commercially available single source at the
time, whether it was the 45 or (later) the cassette single
or (even later) the CD single. There were too many variants
that radio stations played across multiple markets, so to
me the "definitive" version is whatever was on the single
A-side (or track 1). So, in "Baby Baby"'s case, it was the
cassette single, and thus the "LP Version" is the "correct"
version (to me, anyway). This forum has been a huge help to
me in this regard over the years, and I'm happy to now be
registered here!
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aaronk wrote:
Scanner wrote:
I have also wondered what exactly she sings at the end of "Baby Baby." Does she really
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I've always heard this lyric as "now that you're mine." |
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I think it's "GLAD that you're mine".
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