"Muskrat Love" - Captain & Tennille

Something I never heard on the end grooves of any 45 I owned before appeared on what I believe was my stock 45 for "Muskrat Love". Described earlier as the "synthesizer bongo solo", the final galloping sounds continue to appear all the way to the end of the grooves, and then repeat continuously until you or your turntable picks up the needle. I happen to have a broadcast turntable, so my 45's actual time is "infinity", as the gallops are heard non-stop, as a "continuous end groove loop" until I decide to pick up the tone arm. It was all done very smoothly, and is in perfect tempo. Man, that Daryl Dragon (The Captain) is a real prankster, eh! (in honor of the Vancouver Winter Olympics.)

Also, the 45 had the bleeps filtered a little on the bass end and reduced in level. Many broadcast transmitters and automation systems didn't like that synthesizer bongo solo.