"Heartbreaker" - Mariah Carey feat. Jay-Z

I have a version of Mariah Carey's "Heartbreaker" on my Promo Only Mainstream Radio that is listed as "No Rap Version" (without Jay-Z) and has a run time of 3:19. This is the version I heard played on my local Top 40 stations when I lived in Dayton, Ohio. I hate to put my good friend Jim through the trouble of lifting and sorting through heavy boxes to access his promo CD single collection, so I thought I'd cut him a break by first asking if anyone else here has a promo CD single copy of "Heartbreaker" who can pass along the track listing and timing info?

Thank you, mainrhythm! It's interesting to see the "Album Version Featuring Jay-Z" on the promo CD single only runs 4:17 when the true album version from Mariah Carey's Rainbow CD is 4:45.

Pat & Todd, I can confirm that my CSK 42813 promo CD single has
exactly the same timings as earlier reported by Mainrhythm. My
commercial CD single is 44K 79261, not 49260 as Pat indicated; maybe
my 5-track CD is a maxi-single, while Pat's is a 2-track CD. Here are my
details:

1-Album Version (Featuring Jay-Z) (listed 4:18; actual 4:46)
2-Remix (Featuring Da Brat & Missy Elliott) (listed 4:36; actual 4:35)

3 thru 5-"Heartbreaker/If You Should Ever Be Lonely"
3-Junior's Club Mix (listed 10:18; actual 10:17)
4-Junior's Club Dub (listed 10:11; actual 10:10)
5-Junior's Hard Mix (listed 10:20; actual 10:19)

Although cut 1 on each of the CD singles above show exactly the same
title, there is, in fact, around a :30 second difference in their actual times.
Totally confusing, but true...

Edited by jimct

I too am thinking that's a distinct possibility, John.

Just a heads-up... The database title notes for Mariah Carey & Jay Z's "Heartbreaker" are cut off in mid-sentence and currently reads as follows:

( the actual commercial cd single running time is (4:46) the )

I viewed the page on two different browsers -- Firefox and Microsoft Edge -- and the comment is truncated on both. I'm assuming this is another one of those cases in which quotation marks being present somehow caused a programming glitch, and therefore, the full text will need to be restored.