The UK 45 label confuses this. States it's the "single version" with the original version on the album.Ah that explains why I never heard this 7" remix at the time, only when the digital EP came along. Radio/TV were playing the album mix that I knew and loved. I think it's one of his finest 80s singles.
I tend to use this site for all my Bowie questions - going from that, other posters are correct it's just the box set, Japanese CD single or digital EP for that mix:
Never Let Me Down (Bowie/Alomar): the album version of the title track was released as the third single (EMI EA 239) in the UK. In the US, both the album version (labelled Single Version) and a 7" Remix Edit were released (confusingly both as EMI B-43031). The 7" Remix Edit was also released in Canada (EMI B-43031) and possibly a few more territories. On the 12" (EMI 12 EA 239), an Extended Dance Remix, Dub and Acapella were released. Compared to the European counterparts, the US 12" (EMI V-19255) and promo CD-single (EMI DPRO 31352) additionally contained the 7" Remix Edit and an Instrumental. These were later also issued on a Japanese CD-single (EMI CP20-5520) and on the Never Let Me Down EP. In 2007, the Extended Dance Mix and Dub/Acapella Mix were released as part of the Never Let Me Down EP. The combo Dub/Acapella was also included on Loving The Alien, as was the 7" Remix and a remake on Never Let Me Down 2018. The following mixes are available:
- 7" Remix (US 7"/12"; Japanese CD-single; EP; Loving The Alien)
£6 is a great price.Now, this may be a stupid question, but I have found the Tiffany CD Single of I Think We're Alone Now for £6 does that have the elusive single mix on it? I know it says it does but I just can't tell. Any help much appreciated.
Yes that is the single version without the intro.I have I Think We're Alone Now without that extra intro on this CD of British and American number ones, with a length of 3:48. Is this not the single version?
https://www.discogs.com/release/12132955-Various-25-Years-Of-Number-1-Hits-Vol-9-198819891990
Oh I see. I didn't think the version without the intro was particularly rare!Yes that is the single version without the intro.
The video contained a mix with that intro I think that was the elusive mix some are hoping to find.
The confusing thing about the video mix is that it is labelled single version on the 12" but it is not the single version that was released.Now, this may be a stupid question, but I have found the Tiffany CD Single of I Think We're Alone Now for £6 does that have the elusive single mix on it? I know it says it does but I just can't tell. Any help much appreciated.
The comments are saying that it’s wrong full-stop.The confusing thing about the video mix is that it is labelled single version on the 12" but it is not the single version that was released.
https://www.discogs.com/release/1055650-Tiffany-I-Think-Were-Alone-Now
A couple of times :Has the single edit of Alexander O'Neal's ''(What Can I Say) To Make You Love Me?'' ever been available on CD?
So the U.K. single edit is 3:29 then.A couple of times :
https://www.discogs.com/release/7338713-Alexander-ONeal-What-Can-I-Say-To-Make-You-Love-Me
The Hitmakers Top 40 Vol. 17 March 1989 not listed on discogs
I think that's all, it's always the album version on compilations apart from 'Icon' which has the Full Length 7'' Club Mix 4:26.