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My commercial 45 has "WBS-49184 XCA-8982-S LW2" etched in the runout groove. There are definitely two pressings!

--abagon

I heard an extended version of "Ride Like The Wind" the other evening on one of SiriusXM's channels at the gym. (Shut up; they have a great cafe' downstairs.) It sounded like it was remixed and expanded from the original tracks as opposed to just throwing a beat over the original recording.

Looking at Discogs, I see no evidence of a 12" ever being released; does anybody know where this mix might have originated? Was this commercially released, or is this something SiriusXM had whipped up?

I don't see my 80s station playing it since it wasn't "original" to the era (I believe), but it was quite well done and faithful to the spirit of the original recording. I'm mainly just curious where it came from.

EDIT I may have just answered my own question:

Remixed With Love By Joey Negro (Vol. Two)

YouTube audio

I was hearing it on a ceiling speaker so it's hard to be 100% confident, but this sounds similar to what I heard. The album says "reworked from original multitrack tapes" so that would explain what I heard. Release date 2016. Over my home system it sounds more "reworked" than what I remember hearing, but again keep in mind I was hearing satellite radio over an 8" full-range speaker. :-) Some of the YouTube comments even mention hearing it on Studio 54, so there we go. Mystery solved!

Edited by NightAire - 3 hours 19 minutes ago at 1:18am

Gene Savage
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edtop40 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Music Fan Joined: 29 October 2004 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 7	Post Options Post Reply Quote edtop40 Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 06 February 2011 at 8:24am
	my vinyl 45 has "wbs-49184 xca-8982-s jw1" etched in the runout groove...
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	My commercial 45 has "WBS-49184 XCA-8982-S LW2" etched in the runout groove. There are definitely two pressings! --abagon

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	my commercial 45 definitely runs 3:54...can anyone else confirm their us commercial 45 runs 3:54?
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NightAire Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Music Fan Joined: 20 February 2010 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 10	Post Options Post Reply Quote NightAire Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 3 hours 52 minutes ago at 12:45am
	I heard an extended version of "Ride Like The Wind" the other evening on one of SiriusXM's channels at the gym. (Shut up; they have a great cafe' downstairs.) It sounded like it was remixed and expanded from the original tracks as opposed to just throwing a beat over the original recording. Looking at Discogs, I see no evidence of a 12" ever being released; does anybody know where this mix might have originated? Was this commercially released, or is this something SiriusXM had whipped up? I don't see my 80s station playing it since it wasn't "original" to the era (I believe), but it was quite well done and faithful to the spirit of the original recording. I'm mainly just curious where it came from. EDIT I may have just answered my own question: Remixed With Love By Joey Negro (Vol. Two) YouTube audio I was hearing it on a ceiling speaker so it's hard to be 100% confident, but this sounds similar to what I heard. The album says "reworked from original multitrack tapes" so that would explain what I heard. Release date 2016. Over my home system it sounds more "reworked" than what I remember hearing, but again keep in mind I was hearing satellite radio over an 8" full-range speaker. :-) Some of the YouTube comments even mention hearing it on Studio 54, so there we go. Mystery solved! Edited by NightAire - 3 hours 19 minutes ago at 1:18am
	Gene Savage http://www.BlackLightRadio.com http://www.facebook.com/TulsaSavage Tulsa, Oklahoma USA