"I Need Your Lovin’" - Teena Marie

The actual commercial 45 run time of Teena Marie's "I Need Your Lovin'" is 3:35, not 3:36 as stated on the record label. (These timings are courtesy of abagon.) I only post this information because, although the database does a decent job identifying CDs where the 45 version runs excessively long, there are a number of discs that are simply marked as "45 version" yet have a run time ranging from 3:33-3:40.

The version on Hitsville (1993) sounds superb, and
is from very low-generation source tapes. It runs about
15 seconds longer than the 45. The LP version runs 7:30.

Simitar's Number Ones Silky Soul uses the same
analog transfer as Hitsville. Hip-O's Ultimate
Collection is a digital clone of Hitsville,
but with additional compression and a slightly smiley-
face EQ - go with Hitsville if you have a choice.

At the bottom of the heap, PolyGram's Pure Disco
uses the true 45 source tapes, and runs the proper 3:34
45 length. But the source tapes sound terrible, and are
super-phasey when summed to mono. Avoid.

If you want to accurately recreate the 45, add a 24-beat
fade to Hitsville from 3:22.6 to 3:35.8.