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 Then Kid Chocolat tackled "Desire" from the "Press..." album, and his remix eventually saw release on vinyl, on the b-side of the 7" single of "Desire".
-The "Desire" 7 inch single was released in 2004, and featured the album track 'Desire' on one side, and 2 songs on the B-Side. One was Kid Chocolat's Desire remix (played on the "Soul Strut Radio" Podcast later in '04), and a new track "If You Listen", which was co-produced by "Franklin Mint" AKA Patrick Wilson, who also played guitars on the track.
+The "Desire" 7 inch single was released in 2004, and featured the album track 'Desire' on one side, and 2 songs on the B-Side. One was Kid Chocolat's Desire remix (played on the "Soul Strut Radio" Podcast later in 2004), and a new track "If You Listen", which was co-produced by "Franklin Mint" AKA Patrick Wilson, who also played guitars on the track.
 The next Karlophone releases were small and obscure. In early 2006, a 30 second long track "How Many Minutes" was submitted and released on YYY Records' "Amazon Grace" compilation, whose purpose was to subvert the Amazon.com 30 second sound sample system by releasing a compilation cd that consisted only of 77 30 second long songs. While the CD is yet to show up on Amazon.com, it [http://www.y-y-y.biz/p_amazongrace.html was in fact released].
-Also in early '06, the micro-indie label Lap Records of the UK released a compilation called "Beetbox 2: Electric Boogaloo" which was a promo give-away only. This CD included the only CD release of "If You Listen" from the 'Desire' 7".
+Also in early 2006, the micro-indie label Lap Records of the UK released a compilation called "Beetbox 2: Electric Boogaloo" which was a promo give-away only. This CD included the only CD release of "If You Listen" from the 'Desire' 7".
-By Spring 2006, the new Karlophone album was taking shape. The process of refining and remixing proceeded thru the summer and into the fall, with recording finally completed by November 2006. The album was called "I Must Find This Karlophone..." and was originally slated for release right after X-mas '06, but some last minute delays pushed it to early 2007.
+By Spring 2006, the new Karlophone album was taking shape. The process of refining and remixing proceeded through the summer and into the fall, with recording finally completed by November 2006. The album was called "I Must Find This Karlophone..." and was originally slated for release right after Christmas 2006, but some last minute delays pushed it to early 2007.
 The album was released on CD and also on vinyl LP, in a limited edition of 150 copies. Prohibitive production costs prevented it being a 2 LP set, so one song had to be trimmed so the album would fit on one LP.