LPs/Singles Released On One Label, Remixed On Another

[Disco Funk]

Can you guys names songs or albums that were released on two different labels with two different mixes? I want to stick to major labels (i.e. no Disconet remixes) and nothing after the 70s (eg. the Better Days Remix of 'I Was Born This Way' from '86).

Here's what I'm getting at (most of these, if not all are by Tom Moulton):

Chequers - Undecided Love - Orig. on Creole; remix on Scepter

Banzai - Chinese Kung Fu - Orig on Nobel; remix on Scepter

Kongas - self titled - Orig on Barclays; remix LP, renamed Anikana-O on Salsoul

Claudja Barry - Sweet Dynamite - Orig on Lollipop; remix on Salsoul

ORS - Moonboots LP and singles - Orig on RCA; remix singles on Salsoul (including Body To Body Boogie)

DRUM - Lulabye 12" - Orig on Mercury; remix (renamed Lalabye) on Tom N Jerry

Bebu Silvetti - World Without Words - Orig?; remix LP named Spring Rain on Salsoul.

Disco Funk

[BrunoRepublic]

Claudja Barry - Sweet Dynamite - Orig on Lollipop; remix on Salsoul

Did Lollipop ever have US distribution? Are you counting ones where the remix isn't from the country of origin?

Bebu Silvetti - World Without Words - Orig?; remix LP named Spring Rain on Salsoul.

They're both on Salsoul, although I don't know what label they were originally released on in Spain. World Without Words came first, then Spring Rain which had the remix (as well as different mixes of a couple of other tracks from World Without Words, but under different titles).

I would add Street Talk by Bob Crewe Generation. LP on Elektra, 12" on 20th Century (the 12" appears to have come first...)

[in-the-groove]

Lollipop never had a U.S. distribution...

Here are some more:

B.T. Brenda Taylor - You Can't Have Your Cake & Eat It Too - After Hour 12" (US), remix on West End (US)

A Number of Names - Sharevari - Capriccio 12" (U.S.), remix on RFC (Canada)

Gwen Guthrie - Peanut Butter - Island 12" (U.S.), remix on Garage (U.S.)

Bumble Bee Unlimited - Lady Bug - Red Greg 12" (U.S.), remix on RCA (U.S.)

Kebekelektrik - Magic Fly - Direction 12" (Canada) and T.K. 12" (U.S.), remix on Salsoul lp (U.S.)

East Coast - The Rock - Family 12" (U.S.) and remix on RSO (U.S.)

The Strikers - Body Music - Cesaree 12" (I think this is Canadian) and remix on Prelude (U.S.)

The Fantastic Aleems - Hooked On Your Love - Nia 12" (U.S.) and remix on RCA (U.S.)

Moment of Truth - Helplessly - Roulette 7" (U.S.) and remix on Salsoul (U.S.)

Bobby Moore - (Call Me Your) Anything Man - Hot Line 7" (U.S.) and remix Scepter (U.S.)

Herman Kelly & Life - Dance To The Drummer Beat - Electric Cat 12" (U.S.) and remix on T.K. (U.S.)


In addition there are the Disco International 12"ers that came out in the late '70s, many of which contained older tracks leased from other labels that were remixed. Not sure of the original labels on some of these:

Dave "Baby" Cortez - Happy Soul
Frankie Nieves - True Love
The Duprees - Delicious (RCA)
LTG Exchange - Waterbed (Wand)
The Show Stoppers - Ain't Nothing But A House Party (Showtime)
The LTG. Exchange - Corazon (Wand)
Tony Middleton - Return To Spanish Harlem
John Federico - Perfidia (CKI)

Kevin
in-the-groove

[Disco Funk]

You guys can mention original LPs that didn't have US distribution. I bought my Sweet Dynamite Lollipop in Canada a decade or so ago.

Wasn't there a Hot Productions compilation of Lollipop records stuff? Odd they would do a compilation on a non-US label.

Disco Funk