James Brown-"It’s A New Day (Part 1 & 2)"

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   My commercial 45, which is stereo, has (Part 1) and (Part 2) on the same side of the 45. But they are separated, groove-wise, as if the 45 were an EP. The song's (Part 1) fades, and then comes back a few seconds later, as (Part 2) begins. Only one time is stated for entire track, (5:45). But the actual time of (Part 1) is (2:52), and the actual time for (Part 2) is (2:45). Adding the two together, the total actual time is (5:40). I'll bet if I let the 45 just play, from start to finish, and I simply kept the stopwatch going, through all of the "dead-groove" moments between the two parts, it would be right around the stated (5:45). FYI, the only edited studio version currently in the database for this song runs (3:06).  

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	My commercial 45, which is stereo, has (Part 1) and (Part 2) on the same side of the 45. But they are separated, groove-wise, as if the 45 were an EP. The song's (Part 1) fades, and then comes back a few seconds later, as (Part 2) begins. Only one time is stated for entire track, (5:45). But the actual time of (Part 1) is (2:52), and the actual time for (Part 2) is (2:45). Adding the two together, the total actual time is (5:40). I'll bet if I let the 45 just play, from start to finish, and I simply kept the stopwatch going, through all of the "dead-groove" moments between the two parts, it would be right around the stated (5:45). FYI, the only edited studio version currently in the database for this song runs (3:06).