Shania Twain singles

I've noticed something in the 10th Edition regarding a few of the Shania Twain entries. The hits "You're Still the One", "From This Moment On", and "That Don't Impress Me Much" are all currently listed as (remixed) on the Come On Over International Version CD (Mercury 088170123). While they are indeed remixed, these versions were all released as commercial singles and played on Top 40 radio here in the U.S. Therefore, it would probably be more accurate to list the comment (45 version) next to "You're Still the One", "From This Moment On", and "That Don't Impress Me Much" on the Mercury 088170123 disc.

I have the commercial cassette single for both "You're Still the One" and "That Don't Impress Me Much".

The "You're Still the One" single has the "Radio Edit w/ Intro" and runs 3:32. This is a different mix than the LP version mainly because there are no steel guitars.

The "That Don't Impress Me Much" single contains "Remix #1" (a.k.a. - the "dance mix edit") on the A-Side, which runs 3:58 and is a radically different mix than the LP version. This remix was the version played on Top 40 radio, while the LP version (which appears to be the cassette single's B-side, though it's listed as "Remix #2") was played often on Country and Adult Contemporary stations.

A commercial vinyl 45 does exist for "You're Still the One" and it has the same track listing and printed run times as the cassette single. I've seen a vinyl 45 for "That Don't Impress Me Much" available as a reissue, but I don't know if a commercial copy was ever released during the song's chart run.

I have the commerical CD single release of "You're Still The One" (Remixes). It contains the "Radio Edit W/Intro" and it's the same mix that Todd posted above (without the twangy guitars). The promo single also contained the "Radio Edit W/O Intro" which didn't have the talking at the beginning. That's the version I used to play on top 40 radio.

Pat, unfortunately I don't own the promo single; I just played it a ton when it was popular. I can confirm, with 100% certainty (thanks to CD-R technology), that this version is called the "Radio Edit w/o Talk" and the exact run time is 3:16. I listened to it, and it's much less twangy than the LP version. The steel guitars are definitely missing from the version on the promo single...the short guitar solo is completely different, and there's no "twangy" guitars in the background during the second chorus.

The other version on the single ran 3:32 (but I can't confirm the time for certain) and was the same as the LP version, but without the steel guitars.

It appears that the database is missing some info on Shania's hits.

"Whose Bed Have You Boots Been Under"
I have a radio compilation disc that labels the song "Edit" and runs 3:59.
This is most likely the version on "Greatest Hits."

"You're Still The One"
I have a radio compilation disc that labels the song "Radio Edit w/o Talk"
and runs 3:16. This is most likely the version on "Greatest Hits." Does
anyone have the actual promo to verify the proper name of this version?
Todd lists it simply as "Radio Edit" in the above post.

"From This Moment On"
This one is confusing, since there are many, many versions. My station
(and most top 40 stations) played the 3:42 version that does not have any
trace of Bryan White singing any vocals. My notes say that this is called
the "Solo Vocal/Remix," but perhaps some can verify that because...

There was another 3:42 version released on promo CD that DOES have
Bryan White as a guest vocalist. Does anyone know what this edit is
called? (When comparing notes between TM's database, wikipedia, and
discogs, none of the information seems to match up in terms of what each
version is labeled.)

Finally, the US CD single contains the "Pop Radio Mix" that is the same as
the "Greatest Hits" CD. It looks like this version runs about 3:55, but I
don't have the single to check.

"That Don't Impress Me Much"
The "Greatest Hits" version is currently labeled as "neither." Is this
perhaps the extended version that appears on the US promo CD? I don't
have either disc to provide details; I'm only going by track lists I found
online.

"Man I Feel Like A Woman"
The US promo CD lists a version called "Alternate Mix." Could this be the
same as the "International Version" CD?

I wish I could provide details of the actual discs, but hopefully someone
can help us out with that info.