Talk:Four Tops Live!

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Mono/Stereo Mixing Differences

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My family had a mono version of this when I was young. Several decades later I got a stereo version of it. There are several mixing differences between mono and stereo versions --- mainly song transitions, but not all of them are. Towards the end of "If I Had a Hammer", when no music is playing -- just handclaps -- there is a place where singer (guessing Levi Stubbs) is speaking. At this place, there is a very '60s timely comment on the stereo version which is not on the mono version. 2601:150:100:9D00:F48E:BA42:2864:83DC (talk) 00:04, 11 August 2025 (UTC)Reply