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    Posted: 14 November 2012 at 5:51am
This compilation is similar to 40 licks, in this case it's 50 licks. (There is an 80 track version also) Lots of edits, just like 40 Licks. However "Ruby Tuesday" is the correct original stereo version with all of the vocal overdubs.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote davidclark Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 01 January 2013 at 1:45am
exactly where in the songs are these missing overdubs? I do not have any of
the CDs with the missing vocals, however I want to ensure the version(s) I do
have, do indeed contain the correct ones.
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Originally posted by Bill Cahill Bill Cahill wrote:

This compilation is similar to 40
licks, in this case it's 50 licks. (There is an 80 track
version also) Lots of edits, just like 40 Licks. However
"Ruby Tuesday" is the correct original stereo version with
all of the vocal overdubs.


Any radio edits?

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I wish the DJ promo edit of "She's A Rainbow" would have
shown up on this set, but it's not on here (or any of their
other compilations). I believe Bill's reference is to some
of the 45 edits from the 70s and 80s (like "Miss You" and
"You Can't Always Get What You Want").
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Fool To Cry is the DJ edit.

Beast of Burden I believe is the DJ edit with a slightly longer fade.

Like 40 Licks, Emotional Rescue is shorter than even the DJ edit. (I think it's the DJ edit faded early)

It's Only Rock and Roll is faded almost a minute early, just like 40 Licks.

Differences: They corrected Ruby Tuesday. The wrong version of Ruby Tuesday started being issued with the SACD remasters and Abkco continued issuing it that way for a while.

Also different than 40 Licks: They also replaced the long version of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" from 40 licks with the single edit in stereo (this has been released before)

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