One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show

I just discovered I have something that may be unique on a promo sampler. It's the long, 6 1/2 minute version of Honey Cone's "One Monkey Don't Stop No Show," and it's mono. I assume this is Parts 1 & 2 as one long song. Strangely, though, it's labeled "Part 1." Pat lists the LP version as running at around 3:30, and lists a separate 45 mix, but I don't know if this mono mix is like the 45 mix or not.

The same CD (which is an MCA music publishing promo) also has "Stick Up" in mono, but LP length, and what I guess is the mono 45 version of of Want Ads, running 2:34, but this one is dead-center mono, not "E".

Anyone know if this long version of "One Monkey" has been issued elsewhere?

Edited by Brian W.

Grant wrote: To my knowledge, the mono mix of "Stick Up" has never appeared on CD.

Well, it has now. :D

So the 45 version of this has yet to appear on CD (in mono or stereo).

Pat, is the version that is 0:14 longer just a longer fade?

There are database entries for Part 1 of this song labeled LP version and some labeled 45 version but running 14 seconds too long. My question is what is the difference between the 45 versions and the LP versions? They are both approximately the same lengths and both are in stereo.

Thanks for the helpful info.