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anthology123 MusicFan
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Hi, I'll just post Rick's LZ question since he is having trouble with the site:
I'm experiencing some temporary trouble logging on to the chatboard for
postings and replies, or else I would have put out a wider call for
this.
But since this is a small sub-group of fellow finatical 45 editors and
collectors...has anyone attempted to recreate dj edit versions of Whole
Lotta Love, Black Dog, D'yer Maker and Fool In The Rain? Or does
anyone by
chance happen to own any of the dj promo 45s for reference? "Whole
Lotta"
appears to be one - or possibly two - easy edits and an early fade, but
I'd
be doing it strictly from memory - which would very likely render it
less
than exact and thus unacceptable.
Thanks,
Rick
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anthology123 MusicFan
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I have a DJ edit of Whole Lotta Love (with King Curits version on the B-side)
and an Atlantic 45 of Dyer Maker. I'l try to locat them this weekend.
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sriv94 MusicFan
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I just sent Rick a (3:12) version of "Whole Lotta Love." I'd be curious about the others as well.
Wasn't the commercial 45 of "D'yer Ma'ker" the same as the LP?
Edited by sriv94 on 24 March 2006 at 7:28pm
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anthology123 MusicFan
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Found my Whole Lotta Love single w/ King Curtis version of the B-side.
Oddly, it clocks in at 5:33, isn't that the length of the LP version? The label
on the 45 is red with white background.
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Bill Cahill MusicFan
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I think I have all of those. Including the D'Yer Maker edit which was only that short on the DJ. I was suprised when I found that one, I had not realized there was an edit on it. I think it's just an early fade. Email me and I can convert them all to MP3s and send them to you. I'm in the directory.
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Gary Mack MusicFan
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The mono-only Whole Lotta Love Atlantic DJ 45 runs 3:11.
GM
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sriv94 MusicFan
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Gary Mack wrote:
The mono-only Atlantic DJ 45 runs 3:11.
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Of which tune?
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aaronk Admin Group
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I think he's referring to "Whole Lotta Love."
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Gary Mack MusicFan
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aaronk wrote:
I think he's referring to "Whole Lotta Love." |
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Right! Sorry - I just edited my post.
GM
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eric_a MusicFan
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I finally got to hear an mp3 of the stereo 45 edit of "Whole Lotta Love". The only cut is from 1:22 (right before the drum solo) to 3:02 (the drum fill leading to the guitar solo). Then, with this edit, start the fade at 3:00 to 3:11.
I also found that the mp3 needed to be pitched up about 0.4%, but that could be a vinyl transfer issue.
Edited by eric_a on 25 September 2006 at 9:02pm
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jrjr MusicFan
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does the 45 edit or the long 45 version of "whole lotta love" have the half-second laugh before the guitar riff like all the lp and cd versions??? can anybody get me an mp3 of the short version??? jimct i'm thinking maybe you have this, buddy...
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jimct MusicFan
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Jrjr, as requested, an mp3 of the short version will be sent to your e-mail within the hour. No half-second laugh before the guitar riff is found on this version, FYI.
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anthology123 MusicFan
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Jim,
I would also like an MP3 of the WLL 45 edit.
Thanks
A123
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jimct MusicFan
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A123, I've also just sent you an mp3 dub of my promo 45, as requested.
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aaronk Admin Group
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The dj version of "Fool In The Rain" is an early fade of the LP version. If you start your fade at 3:11 and end it at 3:21 of the LP version, you'll have the promo version.
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Revisiting this topic, anyone know the details of the DJ edit for "Trampled Under Foot?"
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Indy500 MusicFan
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Bill Cahill wrote:
I think I have all of those. Including the D'Yer Maker edit which was only that short on the DJ. I was suprised when I found that one, I had not realized there was an edit on it. I think it's just an early fade. Email me and I can convert them all to MP3s and send them to you. I'm in the directory. |
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Can anyone confirm that the short version of D'Yer Mak'er is just an early fade. Listening to the song the guitar solo seems longer than I remember it as if there was an edit there.
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Todd Ireland MusicFan
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Indy500 wrote:
Can anyone confirm that the short version of D'Yer Mak'er is just an early fade. Listening to the song the guitar solo seems longer than I remember it as if there was an edit there. |
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Yes, the short DJ 45 of "D'Yer Maker" running 3:15 is indeed an early fade of the 45/LP length.
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edtop40 MusicFan
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does the 45 edit or the long 45 version of "whole lotta
love" have the half-second laugh before the guitar riff
like all the lp and cd versions??? can anybody get me an
mp3 of the short version??? jimct i'm thinking maybe you
have this, buddy...
yes.....the 45 of "whole lotta love" has the laugh before
the guitar riff....
Edited by edtop40 on 24 March 2012 at 8:54am
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Bumping for poparchivist.
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