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Yah Shure
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Posted: 19 July 2008 at 7:12am | IP Logged Quote Yah Shure

Since there are so many variations of "Indiana Wants Me," why not issue a CD containing all of them? Stereo/mono/short/long/faster pitch/slower pitch/LP/8-track/cassette/Edison Amberol...

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Posted: 19 July 2008 at 7:57am | IP Logged Quote MMathews

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To YahShure, LOL! Yes a nice cd (or perhaps a box set) with every version would solve the problem.
Just a reminder about the 3:03 version, it was not only the promo 45 or DJ 45 but was also released as the commercial single. Since there were 2 commercial 45's, that's the reason for the difficult choice. If the short one was only for radio then i think he'd automatically choose the 3:35 version.
BTW, re: track list, sorry i don't have the full track list but I was told it is pretty much set. I don't think it can be published until the licensing is all worked out.
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Posted: 21 July 2008 at 4:23pm | IP Logged Quote john halloran

My vote would be for the short version (absent sirens). This was the version played in Chicago on powerhouses WLS and WCFL (#1 on CFL) and available on stock copy in record stores. I never had heard the siren version until a bought a Motown compilation LP in the 80's.   Additionally, a siren version was available on CD for some time on Rhino's "Have a Nice Day" series.

Mark, since Bill has placed some excellent selections that just-missed the Top 40 on prior issues ("Witchi Tai To"; "You Wouldnt Listen") I would nominate "Mongoose by Elephant's Memory and "You Got Me Hummin" (45 version)by Cold Blood-two smokers!
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Since the stereo Yesteryear 45 isn't an exact replica of either original 1970 45 release, I personally find that version to be of no value, unlike my friend Tom. I vote #1, for an exact stereo mix of the (3:35) 45 version, then #2, an exact stereo mix of the (3:02) 45 version. Thanks for a great thread, and a big thank you to the great folks at Eric; I already own EVERY one of your label's CDs, and always will, and even all from the "Hit Parade" 50's CD series!!!
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Posted: 22 September 2011 at 9:12am | IP Logged Quote Santi Paradoa

Over three years later and it turns out this track was never included by Eric Records on any of their releases as of yet. I hope it does get included on a future CD.

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Santi Paradoa wrote:
Over three years later and it turns out this track was never included by Eric Records on any of their releases as of yet. I hope it does get included on a future CD.

Well, both short and long single versions were included on one of the "Compete Motown Singles" sets from Hip-O.
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Posted: 23 September 2011 at 9:38am | IP Logged Quote Santi Paradoa

Brian W. wrote:
Well, both short and long single versions were included on one of the "Compete Motown Singles" sets from Hip-O.
Yes, I'm aware of the two mono versions on the Motown Singles box, Vol. 10. I believe this thread covered an all stereo version (some previous electronic stereo versions had just the sound effects in stereo) that Bill Buster and team were working on.

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Posted: 19 January 2017 at 7:23pm | IP Logged Quote Santi Paradoa

Looks like we will not have to wait much longer for this song to finally appear on CD in stereo.

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Perhaps only minutes.
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