No-One
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| "No-One" | ||
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| Single by 2 Unlimited | ||
| from the album Real Things | ||
| Released | 19 September 1994 | |
| Format | various | |
| Recorded | 1994 | |
| Genre | Eurodance | |
| Label | PWL | |
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| 2 Unlimited singles chronology | ||
| "The Real Thing (1993) |
"No-One" (1994) |
"Here I Go" (1995) |
"No-One" was the second single from the third album by 2 Unlimited: Real Things. It peaked at 17 in the UK, thus becoming the poorest performing single for the band in the UK. It marked a rapid departure from the previous hits in the way that it was a much lighter, breezier, pop-reggae track.
[edit] Remixes
- Radio
- Unlimited Remix-Edit
- Unlimited Remix-Extended
- X-Out Remix
- X-Out in Dub
- Doc Baron
- The It Goes Underground
- The 80 Proof Factory Mix
| 2 Unlimited |
| Ray Slijngaard | Anita Doth |
| Discography |
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| Singles: "Get Ready for This" | "Twilight Zone" | "Workaholic" | "The Magic Friend" | "No Limit" | "Tribal Dance" | "Faces" | "Maximum Overdrive" | "Let the Beat Control Your Body" | "The Real Thing" | "No-One" | "Here I Go" | "Nothing Like the Rain" | "Do What's Good For Me" | "Jump For Joy" | "Spread Your Love" |
| Albums: Get Ready! | No Limits | Real Things | Hits Unlimited | II |
| Remix Albums: Greatest Hits Remixes | Special Edition: Trance Remixes |
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