Giant Steps (band)

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Giant Steps
Giant Steps
Origin	United Kingdom
Years active	1988
Genres	Dance-pop
Labels	A&M
Members	Colin "Col" Campsie George McFarlane

Giant Steps was a dance pop duo from England that consisted of vocalist Colin "Col" Campsie and bassist/keyboardist George McFarlane. They previously recorded as The Quick.

Giant Steps's only album, Book of Pride, was released in 1988, and the single, "Another Lover," from the album became a huge hit in America, peaking at #11 in the Billboard Hot 100. The follow-up single, "Into You" was a modest U.S. chart success, reaching the top 50 in early 1989.

In 2006, Campsie became infamous for writing the Kandy Floss record and was mistakenly credited as being a famous member of Go West by Mr Holy Moly in Metro's 25 February edition.

[edit] Band Members

• Colin Campsie - vocals
• George McFarlane - Keyboards, Guitars

with

• Gardner Cole - Keyboards
• Edie Lehmann - Backgrounds
• Bruce Gaitsch - Guitars
• David Boruff - Sax

[edit] Album

• The Book Of Pride (A&M Records AMA 5190)

[edit] Track Listing

• Track 1.1 - Steamy (Loren/Campsie/McFarlane)

• Track 1,2 - (The World Don't Need) Another Lover (Campsie/McFarlane/Cole)

• Track 1.3 - Into You (Campsie/McFarlane/Cole)

• Track 1.4 - Golden Hours (Bone) (Campsie/McFarlane/Loren)

• Track 1.5 - Do You Still Care (Campsie/McFarlane)

• Track 2.1 - Same Planet Different World (Campsie/McFarlane/Cole)

• Track 2.2 - The Book Of Pride (Campsie/McFarlane)

• Track 2.3 - End Of The War (Campsie/McFarlane/Thompson)

• Track 2.4 - Dance Away (Campsie/McFarlane/Thompson)

• Track 2.5 - Dream Wonderful (Campsie/McFarlane/Cole)