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PaulEschen
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The commercial CD single of this song (Arista 7822-13550-2) lists the time
as 4:10, but actually runs 4:20.
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Paul Haney
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Paul, I believe you're missing the final letter on the final word of the title..."Nobody's Supposed To Be Here".
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Brian W.
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Paul Haney wrote:
| Paul, I believe you're missing the final letter on the final word of the title..."Nobody's Supposed To Be Here". |
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He reached the character limit for thread titles.
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I have what's called the "Special Slow to Fast Version" of Deborah Cox's "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here" on my Promo Only Mainstream Radio DJ CD subscription series and it has a run time of 4:13. There is currently one database CD with the comment "slow to fast version", but is shown as only running 3:41.
Does anyone have a promo CD single release with the "Slow to Fast Version" who would be so kind as to pass along the track listing and run time information?
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mainrhythm
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ASCD 3625
1. Slow to Fast-Remix 4:11 (3:41 actual)
2. Fast-Mix 4:13 (4:12 actual)
3. Original Version 4:10 (4:18 actual)
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Todd Ireland
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You're the man, mainrhythm. Thanks for helping solve another promo CD single mystery!
By the way, I just now realized that the commercial CD single run time info that PaulEschen reported in his initial post was never incorporated into the database.
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Okay I'm pretty sure the only version of this song I ever heard on radio was the 4:14 Hex Hector Radio Mix. The album version is slow and feels dragged out. Anyone remember differently?
I never heard of a slow to fast version, no idea that even got played.
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What a great tune. I only heard this version a couple
times on the radio here in Florida, and only during the
weekend mixshows. It was the Hex Hector Mix that I heard
on-air.
The local Top 40 near me never even played it.
I'm sure it got to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 due to
sales alone.
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I recall hearing the album version on my local Top 40
station, but I could be mistaken, as it has been a lot
of years.
"Nobody's Supposed to Be Here" spent 8 weeks at No. 2 on
the Hot 100, 1 week at No. 1 sales, and peaked at No. 6
on Hot 100 Airplay. In other words, it was a fairly big
airplay hit, too. (It also spent 14 weeks at No. 1 on
the R&B/Hip-Hop Hot 100, which, I believe, was a record
at the time).
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there are two hex hector mixes....the regular "hex hector radio edit" and
the "hex hector retro future radio mix".....the latter of which i remember
hearing on NY's WKTU which was probably at its ratings peak around
then.
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Michaeldila wrote:
there are two hex hector mixes....the regular "hex hector radio edit" and
the "hex hector retro future radio mix".....the latter of which i remember
hearing on NY's WKTU which was probably at its ratings peak around
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I miss the days of WKTU. They often played a lot of the cooler remixes and sometimes they brought out the extended 12 inches on some shoes. Seems these days the idea of a dance type station is lost. The peak years of WKTU was from 1996 to about 2003. After that they started adding the more pop related releases and that was that. I know a few boards that try to recreate those fantastic playlists from that era!
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I'm sure the high airplay peak in Billboard was
completely driven by Urban radio spins. The song peaked
at #30 on the Radio & Records CHR/Pop chart, although it
did manage a #12 peak on the Billboard Rhythmic chart.
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To Aaron:
I seem to recall at that point in time
the Hot 100 Airplay chart was compiled
from only Mainstream Top-40, Adult
Top-40, & Rhythmic Top-40 airplay; R&B
(Urban) airplay was not utilized for
this chart. Could you, or maybe Paul
Haney, correct me if I am wrong? The
metrics changed often on those
charts...
Andy
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Yes, I believe this song is one of the first ones to benefit from additional
formats being added to the airplay panel. Paul stated in another thread
that R&B, country, rock, and “many other formats” were added on
December 5, 1998. The Deborah Cox song came out in September
1998, so the changes would take effect only a couple months later and
probably when it was reaching its 14-week run at #1 on urban radio.
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To Aaron:
Thank you for the timeline/explanation!
It's tricky to try to remember when metrics changed on the various charts...
Andy
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Michaeldila wrote:
there are two hex hector
mixes....the regular "hex hector radio edit" and
the "hex hector retro future radio mix".....the latter
of which i remember
hearing on NY's WKTU which was probably at its ratings
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Well I'll be! They're two dance radio edits. After
giving a quick listen to my copy on TM's GoldDisc 4809N
the intro sounds different than the
dance mix I heard on the radio. I don't see anything
listed as "hex hector retro future radio mix" in
Discogs, however. They're several promo CD singles
listed and one features a "Dance Radio Mix" and another
lists "Fast Mix". I don't own either so I can't say if
they are different.
Edited by prisdeej on 14 June 2020 at 8:30am
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The Retro-Future mix and edit are for the song "It's Over
Now", not "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here". There is also a
Club 69 Radio edit of "NStbH".
Edited by Kiefer2 on 14 June 2020 at 2:56pm
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