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In the listing for Swingin' Medallions' 'Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)', the database states 'Both the 45 and some album pressings changed the lyric from "worst hangover" to "worst morning after",' which seems to imply that all 45s have the "worst morning after" lyric. The only two 45s I own, however, both have the "worst hangover" lyric. Both have matrix YW 37924 3.
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My commercial 45 (confirmed as Smash 2033, is styrene, with machine-stamped deadwax info of "YW 37924 2") has both a listed & actual time of (2:13). And Paul, like yours, my 45 copy also includes the "worst hangover" lyric. I only post this timing info because the many current database CDs that include this song feature run times that range from (2:10) to (2:19).
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my commercial 45 issued as smash 2033 states the run time
on the label as 2:13 and has the etching '37924 4'.....with
no YW anywhere in the run-out groove...if you fade the 2:18
version from 2:08 to 2:13, you effectively re-create the
true vinyl 45 version....
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Since Paul C's db quote for this song almost 10 years ago, the first part of
it ("both the 45") has been deleted, and the db now only says "some
album pressings changed the lyric to "worst morning after".
Well I have just acquired a promo 45 (with 4/66 written in pen, on both
sides) for the song that includes the "worst morning after" lyric on both
sides of it. What made this one especially difficult for me to obtain is that
there is no mention of Smash 2033 anywhere on it. (And while I don't
currently own a Smash 2033 promo 45 (and I'm still searching), I suspect
it will include the "worst hangover" lyric on it.)
I knew that the MercurySmash/Fontana group used non-standard promo
45 number/letter combos much more often than most other major labels
between 1965-69, often relegating the primary stock 45 # to small-type,
non-bold characters in parens in such cases.
The two unique identifiers for this rare promo 45 are the "stock #" of
"DJS-11" and the statement just above it, "NEW VERSION". Both sides have
identical, machine-stamped deadwax info of "YW 38029 2".
Both sides of my DJS-11 promo 45 have a listed time of (2:13) and an
actual time of (2:11). Personally, I can neither confirm nor deny that there
is an album that includes this "alternate lyrics" version on it, but Pat
doesn't usually include such db notes without supporting info, so I
assume that is the case here as well. FYI, there are currently no db CDs
that feature this alternate lyric version.
Edited by jimct on 20 April 2016 at 11:48pm
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jimct wrote:
Well I have just acquired a promo 45 (with 4/66 written in
pen, on both
sides) for the song that includes the "worst morning after"
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Don't think I've ever seen a double-A side Mercury-
distributed promo prior to '68. Could you post a label
scan of this single?
Curiously, is that the only lyric change from the more
common version? I'm surprised the line about turning
tricks got thru. Maybe it didn't mean the same thing back
in '66...
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I always thought the line was "turning flips."
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A friend of mine with the mono lp that i
believe she said promoted She Drives Me
Out Of My Mind on the cover bigger than
Double Shot, has the revised lyrics.
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JL328 wrote:
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Same here.
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Paul Haney wrote:
JL328 wrote:
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Same here. |
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Just gave it another listen and I suppose it does sound more
like "flips". Funny how something you mis-heard decades ago
sticks in your head.
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Do any of the cds that contain a stereo mix
for this song have the 3-track album mix?
Where did the 2-track mix originate? Would
love to get crapfromthepast to investigate
this one...
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How do I tell the difference between the 3-track album and the 2-track mix?
All the stereo versions I have sound basically the same (with the exception of Time-Life's Rock Party, which has its left and right channels swapped but otherwise sounds like all the others).
I just discovered that the CD Dick Bartley On The Radio Vol. 3 is mono, with the "worst morning after" lyric at 0:20. I'd never actually heard the alternate-lyric version.
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You can tell the "3-track" version when the organ comes in (at the beginning,
1:00 and 1:58). The common "2-track" version features the organ and the
vocal together left with the bass/drums right. The rarer 3-track version has the
organ right, vocal center and bass/drums left. BTW, the stereo "censored"
version from the LP is this 3-track mix but not as wide. I too would like to know
why we have a 2-track and a 3-track mix for this one.
Edited by davidclark on 17 May 2022 at 3:28am
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