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My promo has "Helpless" on the B side, both sides are stereo.
Does anyone have a mono/stereo promo of "Woodstock"?
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Steve, my Atlantic 2723 promo 45 copy for "Woodstock" is mono, also b/w
"Helpless", is 100% red & white (no black ink was used on either the label
design or title/artist).   

It has a listed time of (3:52), an actual time of (3:51), and handwritten
deadwax info of "A-18449-22-22" (the last two of which are much lighter,
and with the first of the four ending 2's overlaying a "1".)

This isn't the first time that you and I have found such mono/stereo
differences to be present for Atlantic hit promo 45s around that time. Makes
me wonder how many others we have yet to own/notice/document here....
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Originally posted by jimct jimct wrote:

Steve, my Atlantic 2723 promo 45 copy for "Woodstock" is mono, also b/w
"Helpless", is 100% red & white (no black ink was used on either the label
design or title/artist).   

It has a listed time of (3:52), an actual time of (3:51), and handwritten
deadwax info of "A-18449-22-22" (the last two of which are much lighter,
and with the first of the four ending 2's overlaying a "1".)

This isn't the first time that you and I have found such mono/stereo
differences to be present for Atlantic hit promo 45s around that time. Makes
me wonder how many others we have yet to own/notice/document here....


If there are others it's not a common sight. Prior to 1972, finding Atlantic Mono/stereo Double hit sided promo 45's are quite scarce. I do have a few late 60's vintage Atlantic promos cut in stereo (The Red/white Atlantic promo label) of Dusty Springfield "Son Of A Preacher Man" and "It's A Beautiful Morning" by The Rascals. The flipside to those two promos are B side tracks that match the stock release.

The earliest example I have of an Atlantic Mono/Stereo promo 45 is indeed 1972. Roberta Flack "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" and some Asylum releases (distributed by Atlantic at the time)
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Originally posted by Fastphilly Fastphilly wrote:


The earliest example I have of an Atlantic Mono/Stereo
promo 45 is indeed 1972. Roberta Flack "The First Time Ever
I Saw Your Face" and some Asylum releases (distributed by
Atlantic at the time)


The earliest one I have is the Assembled Multitude's
"Overture From Tommy" from the summer of 1970. Atlantic
was a bit inconsistent on promos for a few years with some
being mono/stereo, some double A side mono/mono, others
just a white-label version of the commercial single (some
of these were stereo, others mono).
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I have a red & white label Atlantic promo 45 for CSNY's "Our House" listed as
the "plug side" backed with "Deja Vu." Both are mono. "Deja Vu" seems to
have a different feel in this mix, but it may just be a fold down.

I could post a photo, if you wanted.
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Did anyone ever come to a conclusion about the
difference between the version of "Ohio" on So
Far
versus the single? Can you simply speed up the
So Far version to re-create the 45?
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So Far is in stereo but the 45 is in mono.

Musically and vocally, I don't hear any elements that are on one but not
the other, but I've never folded down the stereo to see what disappears.
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