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Paul C
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The difference between the 45 and LP versions of The Moments' 'Love on a Two Way Street' is more than just length. The 45 also has an additional guitar overdub.
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OK I give up where do you hear the extra guitar overdub on the 45?
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I may have assumed a little too much, Pat. I should have clarified that I was basing my conclusion on the fact that the guitar is present on Rhino's Soul Hits Of The '70s Vol.2, which is the 45 length, but not on Rhino's Billboard Hot Soul Hits 1970, which is the LP length. But I just listened to the song on Time-Life's Sounds Of The Seventies - 1970, which is also the LP length, and it DOES have the guitar. So perhaps it is only a matter of the guitar being missing on Billboard Hot Soul Hits 1970.
I was very pleasantly surprised to find this website the other day, Pat. I have been using your information for years. As I look to my bookcase to my right, I see that I have the 6th, 8th, and 10th editions of your book. I was surfing the other day trying to find information on a possible 11th edition when I stumbled onto this site, which I had no idea existed. I had a list of over a hundred additions/corrections to the 10th edition, but I see that about 85% of them have already been added/made to the database.
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You're providing some valuable info so far, Paul C. Welcome aboard and keep those additions/corrections coming!
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I finally got this situation straightened out. The 45 and LP are identical except in length. Several cd's are missing the guitar overdub and after reviewing all of cd's in the database, for those of you that are subscribers, I have entered which cd's are missing the overdub.
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at what point in the song is the guitar overdub on the 45?
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I find that some versions of this track sound much better than others....my
favorite is the one from the Rhino Best Of, even though it fades somewhere
between the LP length and 45 fade!
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The guitar may be there on all cd's but mixed very very low Ed. Listen for the first appearance at :13 to :14 and many locations throughout the song.
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The mono 45 of this tune is definitive. The vocals are buried and the guitar solos in Stereo.
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Anyone find the mono on CD yet?
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No CD of the mono is extant that I am aware of. Only the 45 single has this mix. I own the original 45 on the Stang label from 1970. Never heard a Stereo mix of this tune that sounded right. Many have buried vocals or phase issues.
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KentT,
So true. After having recently been sent a 45 dub, the mix on the
vocal there is rather dry, whereas the CDs I have the 45 length on
(Rhino Soul Hits and R&B 1970), the vocal is bathed in reverb. As I
posted before, I think the best stereo mix is on the Rhino Best Of.
So, was the reverb vocal on the original stereo LP ("Not on the
Outside, But on the Inside, Strong!"), and did the Rhino Best Of
remix the song to sound more like the 45?
Edited by davidclark on 25 December 2018 at 9:23pm
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