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Which re-releases and remixes to include in the Track Listing, and how

Before my edits, the Track Listing was excessively long to the point of reducing accessibility. I consolidated similar releases into three track listings, with differences noted (and cited) where needed. However, I have moved the following track listings to the talk page because I question their inclusion on the page, and they take up more space than even the main releases:

Track Listing

Crush (Reloaded) January 29, 2010
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Crush (Reloaded) (Chris Rockford & DJ CrEdo Edit)"	3:48
2.	"Crush (Reloaded) (Chris Rockford & DJ CrEdo Remix)"	5:02
3.	"Crush (Reloaded) (Max Farenthide Remix)"	5:32
4.	"Crush (Reloaded) (Giorgio Sainz Remix)"	7:09
5.	"Crush (Reloaded) (Mike MD's Pop-Matic-Mix)"	6:10

Maxi-Single
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Crush (Chris Rockford & DJ CrEdo Remix)"	5:02
2.	"Crush (Chris Rockford & DJ CrEdo Edit)"	3:49
3.	"Crush (Max Farenthide Remix)"	5:32
4.	"Crush (Max Farenthide Edit)"	3:06
5.	"Crush (Giorgio Sainz Remix)"	7:10
6.	"Crush (Giorgio Sainz Edit)"	3:11
7.	"Crush (Jewelz Remix)"	6:16
8.	"Crush (Mark Reeve's Strictly Groovin Remix)"	6:42
9.	"Crush (The Teachers Remix)"	7:33
10.	"Crush (The Teachers Edit)"	3:25
11.	"Crush (Joey Chicago Remix)"	6:03
12.	"Crush (Joey Chicago Edit)"	4:33
13.	"Crush (Mike MD's Pop-Matic Mix)"	6:10
14.	"Crush (Mike MD's Pop-Matic Edit)"	4:05

The Remixes November 20, 2000
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Crush (Klippa Remix Radio Edit)"
2.	"Crush (David Morales Alt. Club Body)"
3.	"Crush (Original Version)"

Should re-releases and later remixes be included in the Track Listing section? If so, is there any limit? There are many other releases, including various Vinyl, cassette, and remix collections. I would assume re-releases with the same songs do not warrant inclusion, but what about the remix albums? These Chris Rockford releases don't strike me as warranting an article of their own, and while they are related to the topic, I'm not convinced they are the content expected in this article. On the other hand, I hesitate to delete the information without putting it somewhere, and it's reasonable that a reader might search for this article with an interest in finding all the remixes of the song.

One option is to include them, but move them to a different section or otherwise get them out of the way. The track listing template is collapsible, but that is discouraged by the Manual_of_Style#Scrolling_lists_and_collapsible_content. The remix releases could be summarized in prose, with a citation as a way of obtaining more information.

The other option is to remove them outright. My interpretation of WP:IINFO is that listing too many releases and track lists would constitute treating the article like a database, which is not the intention. Most song articles, especially the good ones, have a pretty sparse list of releases, though try as I might to find a guide for determining which releases warrant inclusion and which don't, I have failed to come across any consensus or anything more than a few lines stating, essentially, "include a track listing for singles."

Let me know what you think the best action is for this article, and if you find or start a discussion on the best practices for the track lists of singles in general, please invite me. Dylansan (talk) 18:53, 15 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Personnel Section

This song has a very notable bass line, especially in the chorus, with many YouTube tutorials dedicated to the subject. There is no bass player mentioned in the Personnel section. Web searches indicated it is the listed percussionist: Alex Acuna, but I thought it would be worth verifying and noting who played bass on this track as it is very revered among bass players. 216.17.83.182 (talk) 20:22, 9 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]

You would need an expert source for the bass player being the same guy as percussion. Without that, it's probably Goldmark who played keyboards. The bass line is probably a keyboard bass, or else the album liner notes would have named the bass guitarist. Binksternet (talk) 22:01, 9 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]