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Not sure if radio still plays this song, but is the remix
radio edit the preferred version now or the radio edit?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote eriejwg Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08 September 2020 at 10:32am
I just listened to the remix radio edit and the radio edit
and I've only ever heard the radio edit (edit of the LP
version.) So, I guess I answered my own question!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote David Pro Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 September 2020 at 2:31pm
Originally posted by eriejwg eriejwg wrote:

Am I to assume that the soundtrack
version with an actual
running time of 5:23 is the 5:30 remix?

The 5:25 version included on the Runaway Bride
soundtrack is the same as the LP version but the main
difference is that the intro is slightly shorter. The
first verse in the LP version starts at 0:45, whereas
the soundtrack version has the first verse starting at
0:23.

So I guess the 5:23 version appearing on the
Runaway Bride soundtrack was a unique version
so that CD matching the listed time on the commercial
45 vinyl Paul mentions, much like the 3:35 version of
Billy Joel's "Tell Her About It" that appears on the
original releases of Greatest Hits Volumes I &
II
even though the 45 version of "Tell Her About
It" is the same as the LP version running 3:50.

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David, so Greatest Hits Volumes I & II have 5 more seconds of "Tell Her About It" that never appeared on the 45 or the parent LP?

As for "You Sang To Me", the only version I ever heard on radio, TV, etc. was the edit of the LP version.
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Since it hasn't already been mentioned, here are the details of the commercial 2-Track CD Single of "You Sang To Me".

Columbia 38K 79406

1. (Radio Edit) - Listed 3:51
2. Muy Dentro De Mi (You Sang To Me) (Spanglish) - Listed 3:56

Discogs doesn't show a listing for a Vinyl 45 in the US, although it's already been mentioned here that one exists.

The Radio Edit was all I ever heard played on radio at the time, so I would consider that version to be the true single version, even though it's been
pointed out that the 45 contained the full album version of the song.
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Originally posted by PopArchivist PopArchivist wrote:

Then you have songs that spent crazy weeks at #2 Like Exhale (Shoop Shoop) by Whitney Houston and Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of These) which managed
to finally sneak a week at #1 after massive hits of the year kept them out (One Sweet Day and Every Breath You Take respectfully).


It was actually just the opposite for "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)". It debuted at #1 and stayed there for 1 week, then was pushed down to #2 for 11 weeks while "One Sweet
Day" was #1. Don't know for sure, but it may still hold the record for most weeks at #2 whether the song hit #1 or not.

And don't forget Billie Eilish's "Bad Guy" last year. Billboard mentioned that it spent 9 non-consecutive weeks at #2 before moving up to #1 for 1 week. Of course, it
was kept out of #1 all those weeks by the song that now holds the record for most weeks at #1, Lil Nas X & Billy Ray Cyrus' "Old Town Road".
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Originally posted by EdisonLite EdisonLite wrote:

David, so
Greatest Hits Volumes I & II have 5
more seconds of "Tell Her About It"
that never appeared on the 45 or
the parent LP?

As for "You Sang To Me", the only
version I ever heard on radio, TV,
etc. was the edit of the LP
version.

In the case of "Tell Her About It",
the song is 15 seconds shorter
(3:35) in the original Greatest
Hits Volumes I & II
CD unlike
the LP and actual 45 version
running 3:50.

I found another CD which contains
the remix of "You Sang to Me". It
is a various artists compilation
titled Platinum Rhythm
released by Maverick Records in
2001.

https://www.discogs.com/es/Various-
Platinum-Rhythm/release/310222
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote David Pro Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 April 2021 at 7:34am
Originally posted by thecdguy thecdguy wrote:


Discogs doesn't show a listing for
a Vinyl 45 in the US, although it's
already been mentioned here that
one exists.

The Radio Edit was all I ever heard
played on radio at the time, so I
would consider that version to be
the true single version, even
though it's been
pointed out that the 45 contained
the full album version of the song.

The only vinyl 45 with "You Sang to
Me" I could find on Discogs is this
7" featuring "I Need to Know" on
side A and "You Sang to Me" on side
B.

https://www.discogs.com/Marc-
Anthony-I-Need-To-
Know/release/2668442

The listed time for "You Sang to
Me" on that 7" is 5:25.
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