Than the Louise version.The Steps version is better.
Than this.Than the Louise version.
I suppose they HAD to remix it because everyone who was a fan and who should buy the single had the album version of it already.Obvious banger but I still prefer the album version.
What was the concept of that video? Einstein discovered Five Star, wrote the song, or invented 'Eastenders'? I was never sure.*shimmies shoulder pads and frugs at a fruit stall*
I was convinced that 'Are You Man Enough' would be the final single from the album (even if I secretly wanted it to be 'Don't You Know I Love It').Let’s face it ‘Silk & Steel’ is a behemoth of a pop/soul album (on the whole).
Don’t You Know I Love It was the B side to Can’t Wait Another Minute so it would have earned Doris quite a bit of extra cash on top of the album royalties. They were quite savvy with a lot of their B side choices, if not with how they spent their income.I was convinced that 'Are You Man Enough' would be the final single from the album (even if I secretly wanted it to be 'Don't You Know I Love It').
There was a really weird Smash Hits article at the time in which they played up to being weird. I can’t remember the exact article but it was on the set of the video and portrayed them as vampires or something. (The article, not the video). It was all TERRIBLY confusing.What was the concept of that video? Einstein discovered Five Star, wrote the song, or invented 'Eastenders'? I was never sure.
It was a US single. There is a Shep Pettibone mix of it as well. I was always surprised they didn’t just toss it out here too.I was convinced that 'Are You Man Enough' would be the final single from the album (even if I secretly wanted it to be 'Don't You Know I Love It').
Don’t You Know I Love It was the B side to Can’t Wait Another Minute so it would have earned Doris quite a bit of extra cash on top of the album royalties. They were quite savvy with a lot of their B side choices, if not with how they spent their income.
That’s right, I was more admiring them getting them on there to get those writing credits, Sara and Keren would heartily approve.Mostly fairly boring self- written instrumentals, though. They even got nominated for a Grammy for one of them once.
Wasn't that the premise of the 'If I Say Yes' video?!?There was a really weird Smash Hits article at the time in which they played up to being weird. I can’t remember the exact article but it was on the set of the video and portrayed them as vampires or something. (The article, not the video). It was all TERRIBLY confusing.
Wasn't that the premise of the 'If I Say Yes' video?!?