List of mono and Stereo 45s - 1970

I have an import UK 45 for "Walk A Mile In My Shoes." It
still has the phasing issues, but when summed to mono,
doesn't seem to lose key instrumental parts of the song vs.
U.S. pressings.

Bill Cahill wrote: I have a mono stock copy of "Our House" by CSNY. Has the typical A-18451-MO on the label. (Instead of the ST-A- you'd see on a stereo copy)

Bill,

I can't find a copy of this mono at all for my 1970 top 40 assembly. Can I take a listen of your losses dub? Thanks

Kevin711 wrote: I'm brand new here and just wanted to say that these year-by-year lists have really helped me. Many thanks for the time and effort put into this.

It actually helps create an accurate representation of what was available when it was released. You would believe that stereo was the release if you didn't know better.

Personally from 1970 on I like the stereo versions. The drop downs in mono have very little uniqueness to them.

I believe the mono mix of "I'll Be There" runs considerably faster than the stereo and also fades a little sooner?

Re: Cecilia, Todd Ireland posted the following in another thread:

Ok, I've done an A-B comparison between Jim's commercial 45 of "Cecilia", which is mono, and the stereo mix on Simon & Garfunkel's Best of CD. The 45 does run slightly faster than the LP and the acoustic guitar is more pronounced throughout the 45, while barely audible at all during most of the stereo mix. Meanwhile, the stereo mix contains someone whistling at 1:07, which is not present on the 45. Pat has updated the database to reflect that the 45 and LP are different, but I thought I'd elaborate on the specific differences alleged for this song earlier in this thread.