8 thoughts on “ I Need You (Disco Rock Version) ”

1. Feb 23,  · The A side features a very lovely rendition of Carole King and Gerry Goffin's "I Need You". Probably Scott Morgan's best vocal performance. For a white boy, he had soul. The B side is best ignored, a disjointed rock instrumental that goes nowhere. Just keep playing the A side!4/5(25).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the White Vinyl release of I Need You on Discogs/5(38).

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3. I Need You (Album Version) Backing Vocals – 3T, Michael Jackson Lead Vocals – TJ Jackson Producer – Denniz Pop, Max Martin Recorded By [Choir], Mixed By [Choir] – Denniz Pop, Max Martin Recorded By [Vocals] – Michael Vail Blum Written-By – E. Carmen *. 2. – 3T.4/5(5).

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of I Need You on Discogs/5(9).

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5. The rock version of the acoustic song here, a good romp in the park with an electric guitar singing in the breeze, try it, you will like it Song & arrangement by: Vincent Leeds, instrumentat.

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6. It's been 40 years since when this was #1 on the Disco chart for 7 weeks starting the week ending November 25, up to December 30, when the combo of Le F.

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7. I finally got around to doing something with Rod Stewart's "sellout" disco song "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy" four years after I first thought about doing it.

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8. Check out Boz's jazzy 90's remake of "Lowdown" here ciabalphodichoki.ocunextedfirefcompventretperctentquad.co I never heard anything from Boz until he released his now classic "Silk Degr.

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