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As we all know there are 4 songs that for one reason or another were deleted from what became Havana Daydreamin'. And obviously we know this because there were a few Acetates of Second Wind that made it out into the world. My question is was there Album art done for the Acetate or was it just in a paper cover like radio station 45s?

And if there was an actual cover what does it look like?

Thanks,
Perry and Sarah

there's no artwork on the test pressing record that I have.

How is the Test Pressing labelled?

Thanks,
P and S

Do I have Second Wind Acetate if I have Havana Daydreaming with the alternate songs?

There is really no way to tell that Havana Daydreaming is any different from ther other one until you listen to it.

Woman Goin Crazy on Caroline Street is on the label for SIDE A, but Kick It In Second Wind is the first song on side and PTYD15YOGH is the last song on side A.

I wrote this in another thread earlier this year:
Also sonofabeach listed the songs on his album named Kick It In Second Wind.

Check it out:
http://www.buffettnews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=66468

Another variation exists: ABCD-914a. It does not contain "Woman going Crazy on Caroline Street" instead it has " Kick It In, Second Wind" first song, side a. The last song on side a is "Please Take Your Drunken 15 Year Old Girlfriend Home," not "Defying Gravity." "Train To Dixieland" nor "We've Been Taken to the Cleaners."