[Arash]

I know it will take some time but i'd really appreciate if i could get some info about these songs. I was going through my bj mp3s and came across some songs that i didn't know anything about them, like where they came from, official release or not, etc:

Ava's Eyes
(Which album was this released on?)

Wanted dead or alive (acoustic)
(don't know what is this at all. it's 5:34, it's acoustic by the band and it seems its a studio recording since there's no applause or something, and it also sounds old, 86 maybe? if it's official where is it from?)

Livin' on a prayer (live acoustic)
(i know its from Tribute to heroes, just wondering if it was ever officially released, other than the video, on a AUDIO disc?)

R2-D2 we wish you a merry christmas
(Which album was this released on?)

Levon
(Which album? and also is this a jon record or a band record?)

How long has this been going on?
(Which album? and also is this a jon record or a band record?)

Cama de Rosas
(has this song been released in Audio format? if yes where?)

Everyday (Rock Version)
(i remember i got this song from the NFL 2002 video game. other than that has it been released anywhere else? it sounds to me like the version from the video)

Neurotica (Edited Version)
(it's shorter than the version on Crush, where is it from?)

Lo unico importante
(Spanish version of All that really matters? where is it from?)


A lot of thanx in advance to anyone who helps me out, and there are some more on the way

[Crushgen24/88]

Levon was on an Elton John tribute album called "Two Rooms", and is credited to just Jon Bon Jovi as the artist.
The R2-D2 song is off of an album called "Christmas in The Stars"

[Supersonic]

Aloha !

Ava's Eyes
Various Artists - Sounds Of Wood & Steel

Wanted dead or alive (acoustic)
This is the original acoustic studio version of the band released as a b-side on various Never Say Goodbye singles.

Livin' on a prayer (live acoustic)
There's an audio CD of A Tribute To Heroes too.

R2-D2 we wish you a merry christmas
Christmas In The Stars: Star Wars Christmas Album

Levon
Various Artists - Two Rooms: Celebrating The Songs Of Elton John & Bernie Taupin
Tico Torres and David Bryan play in the band, together with Tim Harrington on bass, Aldo Nova and Phil X on guitar and Howie Bertolo on keyboards

How long has this been going on?
Various Artists - Glory Of Gershwin. It's a Jon solo record.

Cama de Rosas
The South American and Spanish versions of Keep The Faith, various CD singles and a remastered single edit is available on the Japanese 2CD remaster from Keep The Faith.

Everyday (Rock Version)
It was available on the American CD promo from Everyday.

Neurotica (Edited Version)
Various Artists - There's A Rumble In The House!'

Lo unico importante
I don't think I've ever seen an official CD with this song on it and presume that it's an outtake from the Undiscovered Soul sessions.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

[eddie73]

How long.... was recorded for a album called the glory of gershin, was released about 91. was credited to JBJ featuring sambora

Acoustic WDOA, if its the one im thinking of i have it on a usa maxi tape, it featured the studio version a live version (about 11 mins) and the acoustic version.

[Arash]

thanx everybody, specially Seb whose been most helpful . ok, some more:

Make a memory
(i got 2 different versions of this (excluding the album version), one has more violins and pedal guitars, and the other is almost the same as the album version, only at the end it fades out after richie sings his part for like only 2 times. Whats the name of each version and where to find each?)

Mr. Sambo
(Which album was this released on?)

Misunderstood
(just been wondering what's the name of the version from the video? is it Tim Palmer Single Mix?)

Neurotica (Edited Version)
(ok, so its from There's A Rumble In The House, what's the name of the version? simply "edited version"?)

All that really matters
(again i got 2 different versions of this (excluding the album version), the first, unlike the album version starts with no drums, and instead of the piano in verses, it has acoustic guitar, and also the lyrics says "when i look at you, you're beautiful". the other one is said to be "Collectors Remix". it's 2:16. Whats the name of each version and where to find each?)

Have a Nice Day
(I've got a version thats shorter than the album version (3:39), what version is this and where is it from?)

America the beautiful
(jon or band record?)

Forever
(the japaness songs featuring richie. there are 2 different versions available with slightly different song arrangements, any info about the names of each versions and also which albums?)

Long Way Around
(Which album was this released on?)

thanx again so much in advance.

[Lucija Bon Jovi Lover =)]

Everyday is also on the Bounce album.....
Have a nice day! =)

[Lucija Bon Jovi Lover =)]

Long way around is Richie Sambora's song for the soundtrack fo I think the same called movie, so maybe it's published in the soundtrack CD.... Not sure, just a possibility....
H.A.D.! =)

[Simon]

There is indeed a "country mix" of "Make a memory", it strangely appeared on the cd single in Germany (Europe?) without being credited as anything, not even as a single edit - which it is though. The version with the fade out is simply the radio edit.

The shorter version of "Have A Nice Day" is also just the "radio edit". It has a shorter intro and in the end some small parts are cut out. I don't think it was released anywhere than on radio promos. The cd single contains the album version.

The remix of "Misunderstood" is simply credited as "Single Mix".

Isn't "How Long Has This Been Going On" from 1994? That's what it's credited on a collection CD that I have.

[CharisL]

Actually Have A Nice Day is on a "Now ??" Album, I forget which one but it is the shorter one.

[milomom]

Originally Posted by Arash

Mr. Sambo
(Which album was this released on?)

Long Way Around
(Which album was this released on?)

Mr. Sambo is on the Guitar World release "Guitars that Rule the World" from 1992.

Long Way Around is from the soundtrack for the movie Fire Down Below (1997, I think). However, according to what I've heard, the version on the actual soundtrack isn't Richie even though it says that it is. I don't know, because I haven't heard that version. Let's just say that I have a "less official" version which definitely is Richie.