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The A Side:
Runaway (G.man’s Hip Hop Mix Featuring Coolio) 4:13
Runaway (G.man’s Hip Hop Extended) 4:21
Runaway (Silk’s Old Skool Radio) 4:11
Runaway (G.man’s Club Mix) 3:51
The B Side:
Runaway (Kelly’s Bump & Run 12″) 8:08
Runaway (Kelly’s Bump & Run Radio) 4:31
Runaway (Silk’s Old Skool 12″) 4:56
The C Side:
Runaway (Torin’s Chicago Underground) 4:34
Runaway (Maestro’s 95th & Ashland House Dub) 6:06
Runaway (Silk’s Housy Mix) 6:54
The D Side:
Runaway (Jam & Lewis Street Mix Edit) 3:22
Runaway (Jam & Lewis Ghetto Mix) 4:54
Runaway (J.A.M. Session Mix) 3:39
Runaway (IndaSoul Mix) 3:38
The Brief:
Sitting at the peak of her popularity in 1995, Janet released her first hits compilation ‘Design of a Decade 1986/1996′ and it contained a new song called “Runaway”. Released to radio as a single from the collection it became the first song by a female artist to debut within the top ten of the Hot 100 at the #6 spot. The song topped out at #3 but spent an impressive 14 weeks in the top 10. This promo release is a double record set featuring 14 different versions of “Runaway”.
The Billboard Charts:
| Chart | Debuted | Debut Pos. | Peak Pos. | Wks on Chart |
| Hot 100 | 9/16/95 | 6 | 3 | 24 |
| Hot Black Singles | 9/16/95 | 6 | 21 | |
| Hot Dance/Disco | 10/14/95 | 8 | 13 |
The Source:
Label: A&M Records
Catalog#: AMPRO 00092
Format: Vinyl, 12″, 33 1/3 RPM
Country: US
Released: 1995
The Equipment:
Technics SL-1200MK2 Turntable
Audio Technica AT440MLa Phono Cartridge
Yamaha RX-Z1 A/V Receiver
Sony PCM-R300 DAT Deck
Turtle Beach Catalina sound card
Mustek Scan Express A3 1200 Scanner
Spin Clean Record Washer MKII
The Software:
Cool Edit Pro
ClickRepair
dBpoweramp
Microsoft Digital Image Suite 2006
Microsoft ICE
The Links:
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password is: funwithvinyl
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I remember this is the time when Billboard changed their rules, and then you start having songs debuting in the Top Ten and then songs coming in at #1, led first by Michael Jackson You Are Not Alone.
Oh, I remember this video being quite charming too.
Wow. I didn’t even know these mixes existed. Thanks!
Thank you!
Awesome! You never disappoint DJ RichieP! Your remixes are spot on vintage and one of a kinds that are a caliber I seldom hear anymore. Thank you for sharing your rare, well kept collection of 80′s – 90′s R&B and dance hits.
It’s amazing how music will cue forgotten memories from my past. Your articles contain a lot of the same music I listened to during my teens and 20s. Thanks again!
Alan
The hip-hop remixes bring back happy memories. I remember being a kid and hearing those versions on the radio, they were only on the cassette single so they are extremely hard to find these days.
Thank you and I love your blog! Keep up the good work!
I just wet myself. I actually love JJ a skooch more than Prince.
LOL, try to contain yourself!