No images available.This 1995 release by A&M/Collectables was the first time these tracks had been pressed on 7-inch vinyl in the U.S. "Put Me In Your Mix" is a "Radio Edit" version of the album cut. Collector Nerd Alert: Since there was no prior U.S. 45 rpm release, this is considered the first pressing from a U.S. 45 record-collector's perspective. Still, I'm marking it as a reissue since it didn't appear in the same year as either of the two tracks included. (In the early 1990s, record companies stopped releasing 45 rpm records by default in the U.S. for each hit and instead started issuing "combined" releases, like this one. However, such releases were typically pressed in the same year as the second of the two "A sides". In the case of this Barry White release, the year of issue was 3-4 years after the songs were originally hits, so this is considered a reissue.) Now out of print... Last Mint copies!
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M | Audio: MWritten by: Barry White-Howard JohnsonProduced by: Barry WhiteChart info: #2r in September 1991Mix: Stereo (Default for U.S. 45s after 1972)Other info: Contains an edited version of the LP track.
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