Wang chung - dance hall days , part 1- the 7 inch, and part 2 Wang Chung - Wait (Remix) Wang Chung – Wait (Remix) Label: Geffen Records – DA 4550, Geffen Records – A 4550 Format: 2 x Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single, Gatefold Country: UK Released: Jun 1984 Genre: Electronic Style: Synth-pop A Wait (Special U.K. Remix) B Dance Hall Days (Part 2) C Hard Times D Dance Hall Days (Live) later -1
Junior Walker and the All-Stars had Money (Parts 1 and 2) and Hip City (Parts 1 and 2). The Hank Levine Orchestra had Image, Parts 1 and 2 - but Part 1 was a dreamy, orchestral version while Part 2 was a rocked-up sax-led version. The Coasters had Besame Mucho, Parts 1 and 2, but Part 2 was simply Part 1 with the lead vocal replaced by a sax. The group sang "Besame" repeatedly during the verses, and also sang the bridge - an arrangement copied by Jet Harris on his first solo release. Duane Eddy had Caravan, Parts 1 and 2. But he didn't actually play on it (it was really Al Casey) and it was a reissue of a Casey one-sider, extended to go over two sides. Going off the subject (but I still think it's interesting) - Barry McGuire's great Eve of Destruction album includes a track entitled Mr Man on the Street - Act One. To my knowledge there was never an Act Two.
william orbit - water from a vine leaf (underwater mix) parts 1 and 2 from underworlld William Orbit - Water From A Vine Leaf AA1 Water From A Vine Leaf (Underwater Mix Pt. 1) William Orbit - Water From A Vine Leaf William Orbit – Water From A Vine Leaf Label: Virgin – 7243 8 91980 2 7, Virgin – VSCDT 1465, Guerilla – 7243 8 91980 2 7 Format: CD, Single Country: UK & Europe Released: Jun 7, 1993 Genre: Electronic Style: House, Techno, Ambient Tracklist 1 Water From A Vine Leaf (Edit) 2 Water From A Vine Leaf (Xylem Flow Mix) 6:33 3 Water From A Vine Leaf (Acid Bath Mix) 6:31 4 Water From A Vine Leaf (Underwater Mix Part 2) 11:48 5 Water From A Vine Leaf (Cromer Chroma Mix) 5:58 Total Time: 34:47 later -1
'Rollin' and Tumblin' by the Baby Face Leroy Trio - originally issued on two sides of a 1950 78 Leroy Foster, Muddy Waters, Little Walter Baby Face Leroy Trio - Rollin' And Tumblin' Part 1
When Red Hot Chili Peppers did their 7" singles series of I'm With You outtakes, they split the 8 minute track "In Love Dying" into a Part 1 and 2, specifically noting they were inspired to by the various James Brown singles that did this. The digital download version includes the full track, so the edits are exclusive to the 7".
'Sweet Sixteen' by B.B. King (1959/60) - six minutes split into parts 1&2 on the 45 B. B. King And His Orchestra - Sweet Sixteen
Don't know if these count,though some were hits,but there were a few by Buchanan and Goodman including "The Flying Saucer Pt. 1 & 2".
'Ain't Doing Too Bad' - Bobby Bland split into parts 1&2 on the 1964 45 unedited - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhPcZS-8vLc&ab_channel=It'sAModModWorld
Prince - Alphabet St. A-side: part I (called 'edit') B-side: part II (called 'cont.') The album version on Lovesexy is the complete version.
mobb deep Shook ones (Part II) Shook ones (Part I) G.O.D. Part III (don't know if there are any other parts)
The Who - Dogs, Part 2 It's related in title only to the earlier Dogs and was the B-side to Pinball Wizard.
