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    Posted: 19 December 2010 at 1:06am
Regarding Rocky Burnette's "Tired of Toein' the Line", the database notes that the 45 run time is 3:32, while the LP time is 3:40. I thought I'd add that the 45 is an early fade of the LP length. The song's database CD run times currently range from 3:35-3:41.
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Can anyone provide the proper fade points to achieve the 3:32 45 fade?
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I'd be curious to hear if there's anything special about this fade, myself...

Anybody have the original 45 and can tell us about the early fade of the LP version?

Also, was this album ("Rocky Burnette ‎– The Son Of Rock And Roll") really never released on CD?

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It is difficult for me to express the fade-out instruction precisely. try my best!
My LP's actual running time is 3:39, the 45 time is 3:31.

Fade-out starts around 3:21.
The 45 gets suddenly lower volume at 3:27. (after "Baby I'm")
End point, "Tired Of Toein' The Line" vocal at 3:29.6 plus Electric guitar 0:02.7 "3:32.3" (END)
Speed up little. The 45 ends at 3:31.9 (Actually, the LP speed is slightly slower than the 45.)

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Thank you so much, Abagon! That's exactly what I needed. I appreciate it!
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You are welcome! I'm so glad!

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FYI. The Radio Daze 3 CD--which is one of the best
sources for this tune--has the L-R channels reversed.
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That CD is my source but I have no notes whether I
swapped the channels or not. How can I tell if I need
to?
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Ok. This song does not have a lot of great stereo
reference points, so I went back to compare. It was a
vinyl rip that I was comparing with, but I went out to
YouTube to make sure that file was accurate and--guess
what--even the 45 rips there show different L/R
channels. I'm sure someone has his wiring wrong. Can
someone from the board here report on the stereo
configuration of their 45? The one reference point that
I was using was which channel has the louder (and
buzzier) lead guitar line that starts about 0:09 in.
Thanks!
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Originally posted by Ringmaster_D Ringmaster_D wrote:

Can someone from the board here report on the stereo configuration of their 45? The one reference point that I was using was which channel has the louder (and buzzier) lead guitar line that starts about 0:09 in.
Thanks!


You mean that isn't a tuba? ;) It favors the left channel on my stock 45. The piano tends to lean right.
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