martina mcbride i love you
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Topic: martina mcbride i love you
Posted By: edtop40
Subject: martina mcbride i love you
Date Posted: 15 February 2013 at 5:29pm
i have the promo cd single of the martina mcbride song 'i
love you' issued as columbia csk 42536 from the movie
soundtrack 'runaway bride' and contains just one track with
NO designation of a mix with a listed run time of 2:54 but
actually runs 2:52.......the db states that the soundtrack
contains the 'pop remix', but my promo cd single does NOT
state a version.....
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edtop40
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Posted By: jimct
Date Posted: 16 February 2013 at 2:00am
Ed, the only promo CD single I own for the song is exactly the same as yours
is
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Posted By: Hykker
Date Posted: 16 February 2013 at 6:56am
I have a completely different recording of this song on
RCA RDJ65977-2. Cut 2 of the CD is a very country-
sounding version. Listed time 3:01. (Cut 1 is her duet
with Jim Brickman "Valentine", cut 3 is a valentine liner
for promo). Not sure what country radio was playing, but
I don't think I've ever heard this version on the air.
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Posted By: Paul C
Date Posted: 18 February 2013 at 2:08pm
According to the notations on the Hot 100, the only single format in which this song was commercially released in the US was as a 7-inch single. The 7-inch single (RCA 65896-7) describes its version as the "Single Version". It is the same version as on the Greatest Hits CD, but not the same version as on the Playlist CD, which means that the 7-inch version is not the "pop remix".
I initially had difficulty identifying a difference between the two, but one difference is that in the first few seconds, the guitars in the centre of the stereo spectrum are much more up front on the "pop remix" than on the other version, in which they can be barely heard at all.
It would appear that the version Hykker describes is yet a third version.
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