'70s Smash Hits Vol. 5

Track 1 courtesy of MCA Records, Inc. Track 2 controlled by Rhino Records. Tracks 3 & 7 under license from PolyGram Special Products, a Division of PolyGram Group Distribution. Track 4 licensed from Motown Record Company, L.P. Track 5 licensed from Lee Michaels. Track 6 courtesy of Avant Garde Enterprises, Inc. Track 8 licensed from Quality Records. Track 9 produced under license from Atlantic Recording Corp. Track 10 licensed from Brunswick Records. Mastering information: Track 1 uses the same analog transfer (e.g., sounds extremely close but doesn't stay perfectly in synch) as the corresponding track on (Rhino R2 70925, 1990). Track 2 appears on Have A Nice Day Vol. 5 (1990) but uses a different mastering. The version here runs about 1.8% faster than and about 0.6% faster than. Tracks 3 and 8 use the same analog transfer as the corresponding tracks on (Rhino R2 70926, 1990). Tracks 4, 7, and 9 use the same analog transfer as the corresponding tracks on (Rhino R2 70786, 1991). I suspect that track 5 is likely a digital clone of the corresponding track on (Rhino R2 70374, 1992), but can't confirm. It also appears on Have A Nice Day Vol. 7, but uses a different mastering. Track 6 uses the same analog transfer as the corresponding track on (Rhino R2 70787, 1991). Track 10 uses the same analog transfer as the corresponding track on (Rhino R2 70532, 1992), which includes the hit mix of the song. The song also appears on Didn't It Blow Your Mind Vol. 6, but that disc has a non-hit alternate mix of the song. (Confirmed in null tests performed by user crapfromthepast, May 2021.)