"Don’t You Worry ’Bout A Thing"

No problem, Andy .. it's in your inbox. :-)

Yah Shure wrote: This copy is Motown Yesteryear Y 584F, with "Living For The City" on the flip side. Deadwax is Y584F-A-62418-15A SC - 3C, which differs from the 62428-S shown on the label (the "LFTC" side label states 62418-S, with deadwax Y584F-B-62418- 08C SC - 3C.) The listed time for this "Don't You Worry..." is - like the commercial 45 - (3:40) but the actual time of (4:00) runs longer than the commercial 45. Is this the same actual time as the 1974 DJ reservice? The matrix number on my original DJ 45 with the full intro is 62423-S.

Beware: there are multiple versions of the Yesteryear
reissue. My copy also is listed 3:40 but runs 3:46.
Also listed as Y584F, but different deadwax: Y584-A
T54245F-02423-XC 07B [Delta] 94013.

garye, there is a portion of the intro on the short DJ version that does not appear in the commercial 45 or LP. So unfortunately it cannot be re-created without taking that portion from the DJ 45 or the re-issue that has the DJ intro.
MM

MMathews wrote: So, I set out to get this 45 version for a friend, but along the way I ended up re-creating it. I was sent a re- creation and it was real close - but not quite "perfect". Now, it is an edit, not a mixing issue... but they cut it very oddly which makes it a huge pain to re-create.Had they simply made the cut just before the drum beat it would have been easy. Clip, clip, done. But no, they sort of cut it in the middle of the drum beat so you get a snippet of the "yeah" and then the "Heyyyyyy" but with the "H" cut off. Anyway,tha's the stock 45.

Mark, I did that edit three times. What I finally did
was concentrate on the drums because what I noticed is
that the commercial 45 beat is steady. I had given up on
that "yeahhhh" bit. I hope that 45 edit makes its
appearance one day if someone can convince Stevie to give
it up.