Aretha Franklin - (...) A Natural Woman

I have a question about notation in the database regarding some of Aretha Franklin's early Atlantic hits, including "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman."

I assume that most (all?) of the early Atlantic hits had dedicated mono mixes, which were specifically mixed for mono and weren't fold-downs of a stereo mix. I also assume that the early Atlantic 45s all included the mono mixes. (Let me know if either of those two assumptions is wrong.)

I noticed that for "I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)," "Respect," and "Baby I Love You," the database uses notation of stereo (S) or mono (M), and nothing further.

I also noticed that for "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," the stereo (S) tracks are also given a notation of "LP version" and the mono (M) tracks are given a notation of "45 version."

Is the convention of stereo = LP and mono = 45 true for the earlier singles, too? What was on the mono versions of the LP (e.g., dedicated mono mixes? same mono mixes as the 45s? fold-downs of the stereo?)

I'm just wondering if the labeling in the database needs any clarification beyond just (S) and (M), since I believe that the songs were mixed just once in mono, and just once in stereo.

"Natural Woman" in mono (available on Time-Life/Rhino's
"Solid Gold Soul: Deep Soul" as mastered by Dennis Drake)
has less emphasis on the horn overdubs in the chorus.

This is one of several original stereo mixes I actually
prefer to the "hit" mono mix. I think the mono mix, while
it has the typical punchy mono drum track, tends to sound
more like a demo while the stereo mix gives you more
insight to the fully realized arrangements and sounds
like a fleshed-out production.

Edited by LunarLaugh

Scanner wrote: Is this song "A Natural Woman (You Make Me Feel Like)" or "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman"? I have seen different 45s online which show either title.

According to a note on 45cat.com, "Later pressings would correct the A side title order to '(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman'."