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My commercial 45, confirmed as Hi 2120, has a listed time of (1:59) and an actual time of (1:58). I only post this info because, for the sticklers in the audience, the only current database CD that includes this song (which is also in mono) runs just (1:55). My 45 is styrene, with deadwax of a crossed-out "C-100", followed by "HI 2468".
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I just received a stereo version of this that is not the same version as the
version from Lost Hits Of The 60s. I am told it is sourced from the original
Hi LP. Is this an LP vs. 45 distinction? Anyone know?
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I think the Stereo LP version is a re-recording. Many a Bill Black's Combo and Ace Cannon LP was in those early days. London's distribution helped finance improvements later on to the Hi Studios (Royal Recording Studios in Memphis, built by Joe Coughi and Bill Cantrell).
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Yes, David, the stereo LP version is just that, "LP version" and is a different recording. Seems every hit i encounter on Hi was re-recorded for the stereo versions.
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