tyrese sweet lady

i have two promo cd singles for the tyrese song "sweet lady" as listed below

rca rdj-65735-2 (sweet lady)
1-top 40 edit (3:36 listed; 3:35 actual)

rca rdj-65687-2 (sweet lady - remix)
1-darkchild mix w/rap (4:31 listed; 4:31 actual)
2-darkchild mix w/o rap (3:47 listed; 3:47 actual)
3-album version (radio edit)(4:12 listed; 4:12 actual)
4-darkchild mix instrumental (6:27 listed; 6:27 actual)
5-darkchild mix-a cappella w/rap (4:51 listed; 4:50 actual)
6-darkchild mix suggested callout hook (0:10 listed; 0:10 actual)

this cd single info s/b added to the db...

The "Radio Edit" has a run time of 4:12, and it's on a 3rd promo CD that is not mentioned here. Perhaps that is the one listed in the other thread.

From "DJ Edit additions":

Todd Ireland wrote: TYRESE - SWEET LADY (RCA 65735) 1) Top 40 Edit - 4:12 Comments: To my knowledge, there was never a commercial CD or cassette single released for this song. The LP version runs 4:50. Curiously, Joel Whitburn lists the run time at 4:12, which is the same run time as the promo CD single. I'm unable to verify if the radio edit appeared on the 12-inch vinyl single release, but that could be what Whitburn is using as his single run time. If this is the case, then it begs the question: Should the featured song on a commercial 12-inch vinyl single release count as a "45 version" if no CD or cassette single configuration was ever released? Maybe Pat or another reader can determine if the 4:12 version is a radio edit only or if it could be considered the 45 version as well.

My promo CD with the "Radio Edit" is not a 1-track, but here are the details:

RDJ 65594-2 (all times are listed & actual)
1. Radio Edit (4:12)
2. LP Version (4:52)
3. Instrumental (4:52)
4. Acappella (5:21)
5. Suggested Callout Hook (:10)

I am betting that Todd is confusing the "top 40 edit" with the "radio edit".