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MMathews
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I was surprised I did not a find a previous thread for
this one.
There is a 45/Stereo LP version difference. In the mono
mix the backing vocals are dry but in the stereo mix they
have heavy reverb added.
Also, in the stereo mix Joey does some groaning or
grunting or whatever you'd call it over the lead-in to the
2nd verse, but in the mono mix that part is muted out.
MM
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Bill Cahill
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Good point, the mono mix is different so it's a single "version", and I suspect that the single mono mix that has been issued on CD comes from a 45 RPM
record.
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MMathews
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I don't have one of the domestic CD's with it but I do
have the mono on a 90's era 2-CD UK set on Sequel called
"The Pye International Story." It's clean and from tape,
although a bit muffled. After RE-EQ it sounds very good.
Note - the mono mix has a noise in the intro from 3-4
seconds that I thought was groove noise, but I discovered
it's simply background noise in the guitar track. In the
stereo mix you hear the same noise in the track panned to
the right channel.
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