Talk:Another Saturday Night
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Several versions by Cooke
editAin't there several different versions by Cooke, maybe single and album version? In one version, he shouts "Everybody!" several times during the outro, and in the other, it's "One more time!" and "Soundin' mighty good!" instead. Where does each version originate (single vs. album)? Can they also be told apart by different lenghts? In any case, both versions sound like done in the studio to me, they're definitely no live versions. I have the "Soundin' mighty good!" version here and it runs 2:42, though with c. 2-3 seconds of silence at the end. --79.242.219.119 (talk) 01:06, 1 March 2017 (UTC)