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The song doesn't sound too bad on Old School Oldies
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The organ trails off on the Old School Oldies 3 CD.
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And also a somewhat longer LP version,too.
You know you're really older when you think that younger singer Jesse McCartney's related in anyway to former Beatle Paul McCartney.
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Originally posted by Steve Carras Steve Carras wrote:

And also a somewhat
longer LP version,too.


Did the long 3:30ish mono version come out
earlier than the 1976 lp on Carol Records?
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Originally posted by TomDiehl1 TomDiehl1 wrote:

Originally posted by Steve Carras Steve Carras wrote:

And also a somewhat
longer LP version,too.


Did the long 3:30ish mono version come out
earlier than the 1976 lp on Carol Records?


I don't know..not familiar with the LP you mention.
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The 3:30ish version is on the VA compilation, "12 Hits Of The 60's, Volume 2". Is this the LP version? The reason I ask is because all the US listings
of the album state a run time of 2:57 on Discogs, and I was wondering if it was possibly a misprint. The liner notes of the above comp state that "The
original un-edited version is presented on this CD", which makes me think it was probably just never released prior to that particular CD.
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Interesting discussion! I never heard this longer version…and figured
just the instrumental break would longer…but the intro is longer too.
Here is is if you haven’t heard it:
https://youtu.be/PT9Xs42n4kg
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Originally posted by MPH711 MPH711 wrote:

Interesting discussion! I never heard this longer version…and figured
just the instrumental break would longer…but the intro is longer too.
Here is is if you haven’t heard it:
https://youtu.be/PT9Xs42n4kg


The ending seems to be longer as well.
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I had read that the long version, the complete unedited session, which
includes extra bars during the intro and towards the end, comes from a 1976
LP Gene Hughes (lead singer of The Casinos) LP "Yesterday, Today and
Tomorrow" on Carol Records - it had not been released until that LP.

https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/12516392-Gene-Hughes-and- the-
Casinos-Yesterday-Today-and-Tomorrow
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The long version can be heard on
[URL=https://youtu.be/PT9Xs42n4kg]YouTube[/U
RL].

Edited by TomDiehl1
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