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    Posted: 21 August 2010 at 6:58am
I understand that the 45 version is unique and cannot be created from the LP version. Can someone in the know point out the unique aspects of the 45?
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Different performance entirely and on No LP or CD. You must get a Swirl label 45 to get it. Unique mono mix.
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I'd love to find a clean 45. I do have one, and had a heck
of a time cleaning it up to something acceptable.
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Originally posted by KentT KentT wrote:

You must get a Swirl label 45 to get it. Unique mono mix.


Some of the Hollywood-pressed DJ 45s were already appearing on the then-new red/orange target label.
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Originally posted by Yah Shure Yah Shure wrote:



Some of the Hollywood-pressed were already appearing on the then-new red/orange target label.


My promo copy is on that label as well...I just figured it was a reservice a couple months after the original release in an attempt to "goose" airplay a bit. ISTR playing the yellowish-green promo during the song's chart run. Still only mono though.
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Originally posted by Hykker Hykker wrote:

I just figured it was a reservice a couple months after the original release in an attempt to "goose" airplay a bit.


I've always thought so too, Steve. The pictured promo copy came from the KOMA basement, where it had been dutifully filed away in a new heavy duty green sleeve but never played.   
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I have two promo copies on the yellow/green promo label, one is near mint, the other has seen its share of airtime on a Baltimore station...I'd never seen the target promo before.
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I dug up two Promo 45 singles of this at work. One was a Yellow/Greenish label and very noisy and cueburned. Second one was on this original oval logo Target label and played but nice condition. Big thing I was getting at was all of the Starline issues I have seen were in Stereo. I also have a Starline single which is Stereo and a different vocal take. The oval logo Target was definitely a re-service and our copy has a 12-5-1969 date stamped on it. It was found in the WFLI 1070 record archive (wife and twin brother own it and it was a Chattanooga, TN Top 40 50,000 watt powerhouse).
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Originally posted by KentT KentT wrote:

The oval logo Target was definitely a re-service and our copy has a 12-5-1969 date stamped on it.


Which thickens the plot a bit since the target label only briefly used the oval Capitol logo. It was replaced with the round logo sometime in the summer of '69.
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That old Yellowish Green promo was well worn and apparently the old Program Director asked for extra copies if I am betting and got one. And the date stamped would have been the day it arrived. WFLI didn't cart it's music then.
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