J. Geils Band - "Come Back"

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   The on-line database indicates that the 45 version of "Come Back" runs ~(3:34), while the LP version clocks in at ~(5:11). So is the 45 version an edit or remix of the LP version??? Or perhaps this is even one of those examples where Pat uses the "version" designator in the database even though it's actually just an early fade, like w/ "Owner of a Lonely Heart", "Slow Ride", "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel", etc. (as aaronk pointed out he sometimes does)???

I realize the 45 version can be had on several CDs, so I'm not looking for a complete dissection, although because it seems that no one has ever brought this one up on the chat board before, perhaps others may be interested. Probably my favorite song by these guys, along w/ the funky & underrated "Flamethrower"...

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80smusicfreak Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Music Fan Joined: October 14 2004 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 527	Post Options Post Reply Quote 80smusicfreak Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: J. Geils Band - "Come Back" Posted: September 28 2014 at 1:54PM
	The on-line database indicates that the 45 version of "Come Back" runs ~(3:34), while the LP version clocks in at ~(5:11). So is the 45 version an edit or remix of the LP version??? Or perhaps this is even one of those examples where Pat uses the "version" designator in the database even though it's actually just an early fade, like w/ "Owner of a Lonely Heart", "Slow Ride", "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel", etc. (as aaronk pointed out he sometimes does)??? I realize the 45 version can be had on several CDs, so I'm not looking for a complete dissection, although because it seems that no one has ever brought this one up on the chat board before, perhaps others may be interested. Probably my favorite song by these guys, along w/ the funky & underrated "Flamethrower"...