Amy Grant Greatest Hits 1986-2004

Pat:

I don't know if you're aware of this, but some copies of the Amy Grant Greatest Hits 1986-2004 CD (A&M/UTV Records B0003415) contain a bonus disc with the following tracks and run times:

1) Every Heartbeat (7" Body and Soul mix) [this is the B-side of the 45 version - 3:49]
2) Thats What Love Is For (7" Single mix) [this is the 45 version - 4:18]
3) I Will Remember You (Rhythm Remix) [this is the 45 version - 5:04]
4) House Of Love (duet with Vince Gill - The Classic Philly Soul Mix) [this is a remix - 4:35]

The database presently makes no mention of this bonus CD but probably should since the disc contains single versions available on a full-length domestic CD release for the first time.

ohh.....running times....

1-3:59
2-3:49
3-4:21
4-4:02
5-5:02
6-4:11
7-4:38

on my cassingle issued as a&m 1600.....the a side ie ("program one") is the album version and the b side ie ("program two") is the rhthym remix....they are not on the same side.....the cassingle only has one track on each side.........unlike a lot of cassingle that have the 2 songs on each side....

Pat:

I notice on the database you now show the Body & Soul Mix for "Every Heartbeat" as being the 45 version. It's been documented on the message board that this mix is the B-side on commercial single copies (at least on cassette anyway), whereas the A-side features the Heart & Soul Mix. Therefore, shouldn't the latter mix be considered the official 45 version? Just curious as to how you've come to a different conclusion.

Also, regarding "I Will Remember You", I'm thinking it might not be a bad idea to mention in the database that the Rhythm Remix is the B-side on the commercial single release.

Edited by Todd Ireland

The version of 'Lucky One' on Greatest Hits 1986-2004, which the database lists as "remix", is the vinyl 45 version. Ed notes above that the cassette single is the LP version, so the vinyl and cassette singles are not the same.