damn yankees "high enough"

my commercial cassingle issued as warner 19595 states the version on both the sleeve and cassingle itself as the "single version" with a listed run time as 4:17 but actually runs 4:16......this cassingle info s/b added to the db....

now that i'll be unemployed soon, i'll have a lot of free time to post info and hopefully re-take the mvp (most voluminous poster) award again!!!!

aaron, yup.....our firm is shutting it's doors in 2 weeks and i'll be unemployed......i'll have a lot of free time to post........i plan on reviewing every 45, cassingle and cd single that i own over the next 9 months.....so stayed tuned!!!.....i'll be okay until next summer with severence and all, but wall street is tough nowadays......i may need to change professions and do something else....

I have the "Single Version" on a few different
compilations. They all omit the opening "breath" before
the instruments/vocal come in and start with just the "I
don't wanna hear about it anymore" vocal/guitar. For
years, I thought that was the single version ... until I
came across Billboard Top Hits 1991, in which I heard
the "breath" for the first time. Does the cassette
single feature this opening "breath" then?

Hey Rich,

You just answered my question (with that YouTube link).
Since the 45 has the "breath", then I know that it was
not exclusive to the Billboard Top Hits 1991 CD. I was
just surprised at how many CDs do not have that
"breath", making me question if the "breath" was
actually on the single.

Thank you!