1989 top 40’s issued ONLY on cassingles

i was reviewing my 1989 library of co-mingled cassingles and vinyl 45's and was trying to acquire all of the 1989 top 40 hits on vinyl that i had on cassette single and discovered that there are quite a few top 40's from 1989 that where NEVER issued on vinyl!!!...i never realized this until this project....below is a list of the top 40's from 1989 that do not have a corresponding 7" vinyl 45 with the same label & catalog number. i believe this is a complete list but i'm open for review and corrections....

sybil-don't make me over   (next plateau 325   peak #20)
2 live crew, the-me so horny   (skyywalker 130   peak #26)
morales, michael-what i like about you   (wing 889678   peak #28)
de la soul-me myself and i   (tommy boy 7926   peak #34)
whitesnake-fool for your loving   (geffen 22715   peak #37)
cover girls-my heart skips a beat (capitol 44436   peak #38)

Edited by edtop40

Of the songs above:

"Don't Make Me Over" was issued on 45, briefly, as the B-side of Sybil's next single, "Walk On By" (Next Plateau KF 327).

"Me So Horny" exists as a promo-only 45 (Luke Skyywalker LS 113) with the same version on both sides.

"My Heart Skips a Beat" by the Cover Girls was on a promo-only 45 from Capitol (7PRO-79705), with the so-called 7" Radio Edit on both sides.

The other three above, I have never seen on a U.S. 45 of any kind. When Collectables reissued most of the Tommy Boy hits on 45s in the mid-1990s, they missed "Me Myself and I" for some reason.

And did you miss "When the Night Comes" by Joe Cocker, which peaked at #11? There was a Capitol promo 45 (7PRO-79711), and it later showed up as the B-side of a 1992 jukebox single (Capitol S7-57988), but it was not available on a U.S. 45 in 1989.

tim...you had me there, almost......i revised my post.....the original starting point of the post was the year 1989....joe cockers song "when the night comes" actually peaked in 1990....the benchmark i have always used was anything before 1990 in have on 45 and 1990 to about 1996 i have the single version as cassingle....but your point has been noted...thanks for the correction

roxette "listen to your heart" had a 45 issued with the same catalog number as the cassingle EMI 50223...but again....that song peaked in 1990....

wow...i must have my facts all wrong.....i thought the song had a 45 released with the same label & catalog number and thus wouldn't even be a part of this discussion......but mayvbe i'm wrong.....