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BillCahill
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I picked up a DJ copy and found no difference with the stock, but in comparing it to the LP version, not only does it run a little faster as Pat notes in the database, but the fade out contains singing exclusive to the 45. The LP version is really just a loop of the same singing over and over to extend the fade out. It sounds as if the single did not do any of that looping, so what you hear is different singing on the fade out.
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Curiously, is your copy mono/stereo or is it a white-label version of the (mono) stock single? Columbia wasn't consistent with their promo issues in those days.
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White label of the mono stock with the blue A.
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