"Bring It All to Me" - Blaque

The database currently shows "45 version" and "LP version" comments next to each CD entry for Blaque's "Bring It All to Me". The LP version featured 'N Sync, but the only version of this song I've ever heard on the radio consisted of Blaque only. According to Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Singles 1955-1999 publication, the promo CD single featured only Blaque and does not indicate that a commercial single was ever issued for this song.   

With that in mind, should the database contain "45 version" comments for "Bring It All to Me" if there was no commercial single? Perhaps to be more technically accurate, the "45 version" comment could be revised to read something like "hit version", while the "LP version" comment could instead read "original non-hit version featuring 'N Sync"?

Interesting... Well, I guess my suggestion to label the version of "Bring It All to Me" featuring 'N Sync as a "non-hit version" would be inaccurate then. Now that I think of it, I seem to remember the artist credits being attributed to "Blaque featuring 'N Sync" when the song first debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, but was changed to "Blaque" a couple of weeks later when the newer version consisting only of the female group members was serviced to radio stations.

Does anyone have a promo single copy who can relay the track listing and run time information?

Edited by Todd Ireland

I have just purchased a 2-track promo CD single for this song (CSK 46466). It states that it contains "Main Version" and "Instrumental". I will provide details for "Main Version" when I receive it.

i have a promo cd single of the song issued like jim's as
track masters/columbia csk 46466 and contains two tracks

1-main version (3:46 listed, 3:45 actual)
2-instrumental (3:46 listed, 3:45 actual)

Edited by edtop40

Main Version is the one without NSYNC, yes.