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Posted: 09 September 2009 at 7:50pm | IP Logged Quote edtop40

i used to have the usa promo cd single, but i long ago bought it, copied it, and sold it.....but...i see promo cd singles listed on ebay with a stated run time of the "radio edit" as 3:17, but it actually runs 3:24 on the promo cd single....jim, do you have any details to share on this one??

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Posted: 25 January 2012 at 9:39pm | IP Logged Quote eriejwg

My copy from RPM Top Hits U.S.A, labeled as the radio edit, runs 3:17. The vocal starts at the 11 second mark. Not sure what length was played on the radio at the time.
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Posted: 27 January 2012 at 4:23pm | IP Logged Quote Smokin' TomGary

My one cut promo single AMRR-10707-2 is labeled as Radio Edit and has a listed and actual time of 3:17 with the vocal starting at :11.

The Album Version on The Very Best of Sheryl Crow B0001521-02 has a listed time of 4:52, actual time of 4:51 with vocal starting at :32. There is also a Remixes single 06949-77212-3 with Album Version time listed as 4:54 and actual of 4:51. It has three additional Sunsweep mixes.
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Posted: 20 November 2014 at 6:29pm | IP Logged Quote Underground Dub

Non-US promo and commercial singles feature the same Radio Edit version issued in the US, only it retains the LP opening of the track (that warbly, sustained note). US pressings chop this off and begin on the beat.

For some reason, every copy of the import Radio Edit I've ever come across --be it commercial CD, promo or acetate-- has utilized a glitched master with multiple digital clicks throughout the entire song. Really frustrating.

Fortunately these are not present on the US promo CD single.

One final note for anyone hunting for the edit online, the music video features a dramatically different edit of the song, not the Radio Edit version. To my knowledge, this edit has never appeared on CD.
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Posted: 21 November 2014 at 7:43am | IP Logged Quote Hykker

Quote:
One final note for anyone hunting for the edit
online, the music video features a dramatically different
edit of the song, not the Radio Edit version. To my
knowledge, this edit has never appeared on CD.


My copy of The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow has a different
catalog # than Smokin' Tom's...A&M B0001525-10 and consists
of 2 discs; a CD with the hits, and a DVD with the videos.
The video for "Soak Up The Sun" runs approx. 4:32 and does
seem to be a unique version.

I don't know how common this version of the GH CD is, mine
was a promo copy.
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Posted: 08 September 2022 at 9:24pm | IP Logged Quote davidlg1971

A fun one for you guys: There is an additional single mix of this song that runs 3:19. I’ve had a low bit-rate MP3 of it dating back to 2004, but I lost track of where I sourced it from. Every few years I would try to figure out where I got it from, to no avail.

It’s similar to the US single edit, but it has a more prominent hi-hat, more cymbals, plus noticeable drum fills leading into and out of the choruses. It’s my preferred mix of the song. (In fact for awhile my theory was that maybe I added this stuff myself and subsequently forgot; I used to add keyboards and drums to songs; but these sounded like live drum fills, remixed from the multitracks.)

So anyway - I was stuck. But then I found a remix listed on a various artist compilation - This Is Alice Music, Volume 6. Being from the Bay Area, I knew the Alice comps advertised having unique or in-studio versions of songs. So I (re-)bought it, and sure enough it was the same as my 18-year-old MP3. My (self-created) mystery was solved!!

I couldn’t find the audio anywhere on the web, so I uploaded it to Youtube:

Soak Up The Sun (Alternate Mix)
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Posted: 08 September 2022 at 9:33pm | IP Logged Quote aaronk

Cool mix! Very faithful to the original but with some added percussion elements.

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