| Night Version Companion | ||
 
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| unofficial compilation album | ||
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| Country | USA 
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| Catalogue no. | PRCD19 | |
| Label | Big Beat Records | |
| Format | CD | |
| Length | 11 tracks | |
| Released | 1998 | |
| Genre | Pop | |
| Producer | various | |
| Duran Duran | ||
Night Version Companion is an unofficial Duran Duran compilation album, released in the USA by Big Beat Records during 1998.
About the album 
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The album is a collection of Duran Duran tracks, which are official remixes and unofficial DJ remixed versions of songs recorded between 1981 and 1997.
The compilation includes the rare Night Version instrumentals of "My Own Way" and "Girls on Film". There is also John Taylor's first solo single "I Do What I Do" released in 1986, which was the theme to 9½ Weeks.
Night Version Companion was released with an accompanying Seven and the Ragged Tiger Demos disc, which was later confirmed by Duran Duran to be fake.
Track listing Edit
PRCD19 Edit
- "Save A Prayer" (Thunder in Our Hearts: DMC Remix) - 6:54
- "Water Babies" - 5:38
- "My Own Way" (Instrumental) - 6:36
- "Rio" (Part 2) - 5:33
- "All She Wants Is" (US Mastermix) - 7:23
- "I Do What I Do" (Final Cut) - 8:06 (John Taylor)
- "Girls on Film (Instrumental) - 5:42
- "White Lines" (Funkmaster Flex Straight Pass) - 5:22
- "I Don't Want Your Love" (Dub Mix) - 7:38
- "Election Day" (Early Rough Mix) - 8:53 (Arcadia)
- "Electric Barbarella" (Americruiser Remix) - 6:18
Credits Edit
- Track 1 - Remix by Steve Anderson
- Track 2 - Producer Chris Kimsey, remix by Brown Eyes
- Track 3 - Strings arranged by Duran Duran and Richard Myhill, Producer Colin Thurston
- Track 4 - Producer/remix by Colin Thurston and Duran Duran, saxophone by Andy Hamilton
- Track 5 - Engineer (remix) Goh Hotoda remix/producer Shep Pettibone
- Track 6 - Engineer Bruce Darby, Larry Alexander and Michael Montes, producer/remix by Jason Corsaro, John Taylor and Jonathan Elias
- Track 7 - Producer/remix by Duran Duran and Colin Thurston
- Track 8 - Remix by Funkmaster Flex
- Track 9 - Engineer Bob Rosa, mix by Shep Pettibone
- Track 10 - Mixed by Larry Alexander, Producer Alex Sadkin and Arcadia
- Track 11 - Producer TV Mania, remix by Eli Janney and Steve Raskin, scratches by DJ Jamin
