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I found a picture of a 45 with a 2:15 timing. Wondering if this is a misprint
(or if there was indeed an edited 45), as the same page also has the 2:42
timing (which is in line with all database entries).
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Edited by davidclark on 16 January 2013 at 9:12am
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I have 2 copies of this single, both Tower 134. One has a
listed & actual time of 2:42, with a fade ending. The
other has a listed time of 2:15, with an actual time of
3:08 and a cold ending. The intro is also longer, and
sounds like a slightly different mix.
Matrix numbers are identical on the label (45-60126), but
different in the run-out groove. The 2:42 version has
45-60126-F9 x3 (machine stamped except for the x3), the
"2:15" version has faint, handwritten 45-60126-F1.
The 2:42 version is all I remember hearing back in '65.
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Are these commercial copies or dj copies?
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Very interesting.
The longer 3:08 version is included on the Varese CD "The
Very Best Of Ian Whitcomb".
The hit mix is track 1, but this mix is track 24, and is
described as (Test Pressing Version). It also states that
it was un-released in the U.S. - it appears it apparently
got out on some commercial pressings.
It is clean on this cd, but mastered from vinyl.
Btw, i made a synch-up of the 2 versions years ago to
create a crude "mock-stereo".. they are the same recording
except the long take is missing the tambourine overdub.
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Hykker
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Pat Downey wrote:
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Mine are both commercial copies. I double-checked and
both copies state "MFD in U.S.A.".
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Tower wasn't really issuing specific "DJ" copies of 45s back when that record was out, as far as I know, so they could've been promotional copies without actually being listed as such on the labels.
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TomDiehl1 wrote:
Tower wasn't really issuing specific
"DJ" copies of 45s back when that record was out, as far
as I know, so they could've been promotional copies
without actually being listed as such on the labels.
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I knew Capitol wasn't issuing promo copies per se in '65,
but wasn't sure about their subsidiary labels.
I don't remember where my "2:15" copy of the song came
from...I've had it since the early 70s.
Edited by Hykker on 18 January 2013 at 8:18am
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