Question: How long is the "Where Have You Been" (Hardwell Club Mix)" track?
About the article "Where Have You Been", section "Track listing".

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 2006 The Underdog Project & Sunclub - "Summer Jam (Hardwell Bubbling Mix)" 2007 Sidney Samson & Skitzofrenix - "You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) & R3hab Remix" Gregor Salto & Chuckie - "Toys Are Nuts (Hardwell & R3hab Remix)" 2008 Marc Macrowland & Robbie Taylor - "Black Bamboo (Hardwell Remix)" DJ Rose - "Summerlove (Hardwell & Greatski Club Mix)" Carlos Silva feat.
Nelson Freitas & Q-Plus - "Cre Sabe 2008 (Hardwell Sunset Mix)" Hardwell & R3hab - "Mrkrstft (Hardwell Remix)" Laidback Luke - "Break Down The House (Hardwell & R3hab Remix)" Gregor Salto - "Bouncing Harbor (Hardwell & R3hab Remix)" Richard Dinsdale - "Sniffin (Hardwell & Greatski Sugar Free Remix) 2009 Quintino featuring Mitch Crown - "You Can't Deny (Hardwell Remix)" Armin van Buuren featuring VanVelzen - "Broken Tonight (Hardwell Dutch Club Remix)" Fedde Le Grande - "Let Me Be Real (Hardwell Remix)" George F - "Congo Man (Bjorn Wolf & Hardwell Remix)" Steve Angello & Laidback Luke feat.
Robin S. - "Show Me Love (Hardwell Bootleg)" Funkerman featuring I-Fan - "Remember (Hardwell Remix)" Sander van Doorn & Marco V - "What Say?
;Digital download
"Where Have You Been" — 4:03
;The Calvin Harris Extended Remix - Digital download
"Where Have You Been" (The Calvin Harris Extended Remix) — 6:01
;Germany, Austria and Switzerland CD single 
"Where Have You Been" (Album Version) — 4:02
"Where Have You Been" (Hector Fonseca Radio Edit) — 3:57
;International Remixes EP
"Where Have You Been" (Hardwell Club Mix) — 6:34
"Where Have You Been" (Papercha$er Remix) — 6:35
"Where Have You Been" (Hector Fonseca Radio Edit) — 3:57
"Where Have You Been" (Vice Edit) — 3:39
;U.S. Remixes EP
"Where Have You Been" (Hardwell Club Mix) — 6:34
"Where Have You Been" (Hardwell Instrumental) — 6:34
"Where Have You Been" (Papercha$er Remix) — 6:35
"Where Have You Been" (Papercha$er Instrumental) — 6:34
"Where Have You Been" (Hector Fonseca Radio Edit) — 3:56
"Where Have You Been" (Hector Fonseca Remix) — 8:00
"Where Have You Been" (Hector Fonseca Dub) — 6:38
"Where Have You Been" (Vice Club Mix) — 5:35
"Where Have You Been" (Vice Instrumental) — 5:36
Hardwell's remixing debut came in 2006 when his version of The Underdog Project's "Summer Jam" hit the clubs, then 2007 found him remixing the stadium techno act Scooter ("Lass Uns Tanzen") and collaborating with fellow DJ Greatski on the track "Never Knew Love" but it wasn't until two years later when Hardwell first gained recognition in 2009 for his bootleg of "Show Me Love vs. Be".
The song is a mashup of Robin S.'s "Show Me Love" and the instrumental track "Be" by Steve Angello & Laidback Luke.
In 2010, Hardwell formed his own record label, Revealed Recordings.
Soon after the launch, Hardwell started the release of "Hardwell presents Revealed", a compilation album released annually which featured some of the label's biggest tracks of that year.
In March 2011, Hardwell launched his own radio show and podcast, "Hardwell On Air".
It is being broadcast on various international radio stations.
Additionally, the podcast has a spot on iTunes' Top 10 Podcasts in several countries.
His collaboration single with Tiësto, "Zero 76," was one of the biggest club tracks of that year and his first single to chart at #1 on Beatport and on the American iTunes dance chart.
In addition to multiple other hits released by Hardwell in 2011, including "Encoded" and "Cobra," Hardwell entered "DJ Magazine"'s Top 100 DJs annual poll at #24.
In 2012, Hardwell's biggest track was the solo-original known as “Spaceman,” which has seen more sets, bootlegs, and remixes than any of his previous releases.
In July of that year, he went on to perform at the main stage of Tomorrowland.
The performance holds over 21 million views on YouTube and was the most watched live DJ set on the site for more than a year before being surpassed by Hardwell's 2013 Ultra live set.
It was dubbed by many as a contender for the best set of the year.
Alongside other artists such as Alesso, Nicky Romero, Deniz Koyu and R3hab, Hardwell was named an EDM artist to watch in 2012 by MTV.
He then placed at #6 on "DJ Magazine"'s Top 100 DJs annual poll for 2012.
Hardwell kicked off 2013 with a nationwide "Hardwell presents Revealed: Canadian Bus Tour," joined by fellow DJs Dyro and Dannic.
This was then followed with a nationwide "Go Hardwell Or Go Home" tour that took place in venues across the United States.
In March 2013, having featured for the first time on the main stage of Ultra Music Festival only one year prior in 2012, he returned to the Miami event and with over 22 million views, it is the most watched live DJ set on YouTube to date, surpassing Hardwell's 2012 Tomorrowland set.
Hardwell’s set also broke all records for the most watched Ultra live broadcast with over 80,000 people watching his set online through the live stream.
In April 2013, Hardwell launched his "I Am Hardwell" world tour.
The first phase of the tour saw sold-out shows in Jakarta, Singapore, Bangalore, Mumbai, Lisbon, and London with further venues coming up.
Following on from his 2012 Tomorrowland performance, he returned to the main stage of the music festival in 2013.
This time the live set gained a million views on YouTube in several days and has been viewed over 20 million times to date.
During Amsterdam dance event (ADE) in October 2013, Hardwell held the world premiere of his "I Am Hardwell" documentary at the Tuschinski cinema in Amsterdam.
The documentary, filmed by Robin Piree, provides an inside-look at Hardwell’s rise and career over the past few years.
The premiere was attended by several other famous DJs, including Armin van Buuren and Tiësto.
Shortly after, Hardwell ranked at #1 on "DJ Magazine"'s annual Top 100 DJs poll, making him the youngest DJ ever to top the list at 25 years of age.
In an interview with DJ magazine, Hardwell stated that he is working on his debut studio album, which is expected to be released sometime in 2014. 
 "Out of the Blue" (Brent Maher, Brian Maher, Johnny Reid) - 2:58 "Love Sweet Love" (Jim Daddario, Thom Hardwell, Reid) - 3:28 "Thank You" (Hardwell, Reid) - 3:53 "Darlin'" (Oscar Stewart Blandamer) - 3:14 "Feelin' Alright Today" (Hardwell, Reid) - 4:34 "Which Way Is Home" (Brent Maher, Brian Maher, Reid) - 3:44 "What I Did for Love" (Brent Maher, Thom Schuyler) - 4:02 "That Kind of Lonely" (Jeremy Campbell, Reid) - 3:24 "To the End of the Road" (Hardwell, Brent Maher, Reid) - 2:54 "Kicking Stones" (Brent Maher, Reid) - 4:00  
 CD  "How to Be Dead" (Chris Lord-Alge Mix) – 3:23  "You Are My Joy" (Live at Somerset House) – 3:20  "Chocolate" (Grand National Mix) – 4:58 Germany 3" CD  "How to Be Dead" (Chris Lord-Alge Mix) – 3:23  "You Are My Joy" (Live at Somerset House) – 3:20 7"  "How to Be Dead" (Chris Lord-Alge Mix) – 3:23  "You Are My Joy" (Live at Somerset House) – 3:20 Promo CD  "How to Be Dead" (Chris Lord-Alge Edited Mix) – 3:12 Track listings.
The track "Breathing Fire (Demo Version)" is sometimes mentioned as a B-side on the 7 inch vinyl release.
It was not released however.
It may have been a working title for "Ways & Means" and may have been intended for this release.
How To Be Dead was featured on the soundtracks to "" and "Wicker Park".