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Tim Brown
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Am lifting this quote from another Ringo Starr thread.
"If you're looking to purchase "Oh My My" with the
beginning countdown, it's available digitally on the 1973
"Ringo" release. Of course, the song is at LP length."
My question is how different is the 45? Length is
apparently different. Was the intro shorter? Any other
edits? I'd appreciate any help you could give me.
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I don't have the album version, but the mono side of my
promo
45 runs 3:14 (listed 3:15), the stereo side runs 3:36
(listed
3:38).
The difference sounds like an edit in the chorus toward the
end of the
song, the intro is the same on both. I was disregarding
the
count-off when doing the timing.
How spoiled we've gotten with CDs...had never really
noticed
before how noisy this record is. Bad for even an early-mid
70s Capitol pressing.
Edited by Hykker on 14 September 2015 at 11:36am
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Tim Brown
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Thank you, Hykker.
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Bill Cahill
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Here's what I have on "Oh My My":
Mono DJ side: 3:16.9 (actual)
Stereo DJ side 3:40 (actual) (Same as stock, an early
fade of the LP version)
Label times same as Hykker, and just as noisy!
I included the count off on the intro for timing,
which is present on both sides of the DJ 45.
Speeds match exactly on both sides of the DJ 45.
To create the 3:15 edit you can use the stock single
or LP, or a CD source with the count off, it doesn't
matter.
Everything on the 3:15 edit matches the 45 and LP
until 2:43, at "You Can Boogie".. at that point edit
to 3:07 "Watch Me Boogie"
The fade down starts at 3:09 (on your edit) and should
to silence at 3:16.9.
Edited by Bill Cahill on 30 December 2015 at 8:58pm
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Thanks for this very useful information, Bill. A nice 'n easy one to recreate!
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Tim Brown
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Bill, Thank you so much!!
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Paul Haney
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My Beatles solo quest continues...looking for either the (3:17) and/or the (3:40) edit of this one.
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The Hits Man
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Bill Cahill wrote:
Everything on the 3:15 edit matches the 45 and LP
until 2:43, at "You Can Boogie".. at that point edit
to 3:07 "Watch Me Boogie"
The fade down starts at 3:09 (on your edit) and should
to silence at 3:16.9.
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Thanks Bill. I found that I had to boost the edit point
by one db.Otherwise, there was a slight drop.
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