Rhino Digital 45 series

Does the botched stereo edit match my description or thereabouts?

Picky, picky. :)

Yah Shure wrote: I picked up the Spun Gold "Touch Me" 45 in a store about two years ago, in the hope that I could replace my original 1969 copy, which didn't hold up well over the years. As I pulled the record out of its sleeve, I could see that it was of a more recent vintage, but decided to buy it anyway. Unfortunately, this Spun Gold copy contains the LP version. Although the label looks identical to the Spun Gold line when Specialty was pressing it in the '80s and early '90s - it even has the "(SP)" under the catalog number - the newest edition is clearly a different animal. The vinyl surface isn't quite as smooth as the older Specialty copies, there's no Specialty logo pressed in the deadwax and the new cutting is decidedly quieter. The deadwax etchings are comparatively faint: "ST-E- 45052-A-1", and across from that: "MCR-RCE" (mastered at Master Cutting Room by Rick C. Essig.)

Mine (the all yellow label) is the single-mixed in
the slow final verse with strings and no "Stronger
than dirt". Other side has "Hello I Love You" without
the "(Won't you tell me your name)" as so mislabelled
on some copies of the originao HILY. BTW the times
are switched: 2:13 (Hello) for Touch and 3:09
(Touch..) for HellO..