Jelly Beans - I Wanna Love Him So Bad

Thanks Andy. That would make sense.

frank was kind enough to send me two stereo files without
the hand-clap overdubs and after comparing them to my
vinyl 45 they are the same, kind of.....first, you'll need
to edit off the first 1.4 seconds of the intro and start
to song on the downbeat after the intro....then you'll
need to fade for 0:14 from 2:29 to 2:43.....the actual
vinyl 45 runs 2:43 even though the label says 2:40...this
45 run time info s/b added to the db.....if anyone needs a
copy of my re-creation, please send me an email or
pm....THANKS, FRANK

Edited by edtop40

I note that the info supplied by Ed in 2014 is not
indicated in the database. If I may elaborate, the only
CD with a stereo version I have is Taragon's Very
Best Of Red Bird/Blue Cat Records. This version
starts with the group's male member, Charles Thomas,
singing "Poom-poom, poom-poom, poom-poom". (The music
starts during the final 'poom'). The first two 'Poom-
poom's are not on the 45, on which there is only the
final 'Poom-poom'.

Edited by Paul C

(E) would presumably be an re-channeled mono mix so if it was created from the mono mix, then it should contain the handclaps.

Brian W. wrote: LunarLaugh wrote: (E) would presumably be an re-channeled mono mix so if it was created from the mono mix, then it should contain the handclaps. Not necessarily, because, as was discussed earlier in the thread, the original mono single mix did not have the handclaps.

I found a listing of that CD on Archive.org with sound samples, and the handclaps are there. Sounds like the database needs to be updated to indicate that the CD "Jelly Beans and Friends" has the handclaps.

Also found on Archive.org: a dub of the 1965 mono LP "Red Bird Goldies," issued on the Red Bird label, which contains the mono version with handclaps:

Red Bird Goldies (Mono LP)

So the handclaps were not added after the 1966 sale of Red Bird Records, as someone speculated, they were added within a year after the release of the single. But there are four different original 45 dubs on YouTube, and they all play the "no
handclaps" version.

Edited by Brian W.