"DJ edits" still at large

...And here they are! I know this next entry isn't listed in the database because it doesn't fully meet Pat's criteria for inclusion, but the song did reach #40 on the Billboard Hot 100...

SIMPLE MINDS - SEE THE LIGHTS (A&M 75021 7546-2)
1) 7" Mix Edit - 3:55
2) 7" Mix (No Guitar Solo) - 3:55
3) 7" Mix Full Length - 4:26
4) LP Edit - 3:52
5) Extended Mix - 6:59
Comments: Commercial single copies run 4:23.

VANILLA ICE - PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC (SBK DPRO-05364)
1) (Remix Edit) - 3:21 (not 3:18 as stated on the label)
2) Yo Vanilla - :05 (a snippet of the first :05 of cut 1)
3) (Remix) - 4:40
4) (LP Version) - 4:35
Comments: Commercial single copies run 3:23 and states "remix" on the cassingle sleeve, though it appears to be the same as the Remix Edit on Track 1 of the DJ CD single.

Credits:
promo single info. - courtesy of Jim
commercial single info. - courtesy of Ed

Edited by Todd Ireland

Pat:

First, did you catch the DJ and commercial single information for Vanilla Ice's "Play That Funky Music" and Stevie B's "Love Me for Life" in the previous two posts? I ask because I haven't seen any updates in the database regarding those two songs.

Second, Jim was once again a great sport to pass along information on two more promo CD singles:

MARTIN PAGE - IN THE HOUSE OF STONE AND LIGHT (CDP 1390)
1) Edit - 4:09 (not 3:59 as stated on the label)
2) (no version stated) - 5:00
Comments: My commercial CD single runs 4:58.

JON B. - PRETTY GIRL (BSK 6838)
1) Chill Mix Radio Edit - 3:53
2) Album Version Radio Edit - 3:56
3) Chill Mix Extended Version - 5:08 (not 5:13 as stated on the label)
4) Album Version - 4:17

Welcome! I have a US promo of "Dreaming Of You," and interestingly, it does not contain the 4:15 "Radio Mix" you speak of. Here's what's on mine.

DPRO-10427
1. Radio Edit (listed 4:15; actual 4:47)
2. Album Version (listed 5:15; actual 5:14)

Now I have to try to find the promo with the 4:15 version! Thanks for the tip :)

Just checked and sure enough, the video uses the Radio
Mix I mentioned. It is not merely an early fade. The
edit ends up having the lyrics say "...I'd rather be
tonight...". Fade at guitar.

I think I remember comparing Jim's Derry London edit to the Pop Edit at
some point, and I think they are the same. This is not merely an edit,
but a remix from the multi tracks that remove Jack Knight's spoken bits.
When I have a chance, I'll take a listen again.