Just One Night (Samantha Fox album)

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In 1991, Samantha Fox released her forth album, Just One Night. In this album, she once again enlisted Full Force to produce her album and Clivillés & Coles als too. However, this album was unsuccessful to many of the critics. With the title track as the first release of the album, Just One Night. You get to hear Samantha's romantic side and hearing a converstaion with her and A Full Force member. The second release of the album was (Hurt Me, Hurt Me) But The Pants Stays On was the most popular. This song is about a man who meets a girl at a party and asks her to have sex with her after they met but she refused to tell him yes. This album proves to be a huge comeback for Samantha and she did a cover version of More More More/ Love To Love You Baby. This was the last album of Samantha Fox with Jive Records and working with Full Force.

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