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my commercial 45 for the connie francis song 'my heart has
a mind of it's own' issued as mgm 12923 lists the run time
on the label as 2:26 but actually runs 2:30....this bring
it in line with most of the entries in the db....this 45
info s/b added to the db....
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My original 45 has a key change (goes up a half step) after the bridge that's not on any of the CD versions I have heard over the years, although it might be on CD somewhere. The arrangement is identical, and her vocal is very similar.
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My stock 45 of "My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own" (MGM 12923) has no key change after the bridge, nor anywhere else. It remains in the same key from start to finish.
Deadwax is 60-XY-125-37-4.
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Deadwax on mine is 60-XY-125-1, MGM K12923. I listened to it last night before I posted to make sure I wasn't remembering incorrectly, so if need be I can post a clip of the key change.
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The key change...the record pictured is the one you're listening to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8Kyke655k4
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Does anybody else have this version on an original MGM 45? Mine ends with a quick drum fill at 2:24.
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Vanmeter, I just pulled my original 1960 MGM 12923 stock 45 copy, and its
deadwax info exactly matches what YahShure has posted earlier in this
thread: 60-XY-125-37-4.
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Vanmeter, thanks for posting the sample clip. That's a fascinating variation, and you certainly can't miss the key change! I wonder if Connie balked at the prospect of hitting those higher notes during live performances?
The label on my 45 differs somewhat from yours: Mine has a listed time of 2:26, rather than 2:25. It also adds two lines of credits below Connie's name: "Orch. Conducted By Gus Levene" and "Arr. By Joe Sherman".
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This was my mother's copy from when the song was a hit; this is what I've heard all my life and is the "right" version to my ears. I only recently realized all 45s didn't have this version.
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