Cruel Summer (song)
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| Single by Ace of Base from the album Flowers / Cruel Summer |
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| Released | 1998 | ||||
| Recorded | 1998 | ||||
| Genre | Pop | ||||
| Writer(s) | Sara Dallin Siobhan Fahey Keren Woodward Steve Jolley Tony Swain |
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"Cruel Summer", a song by British girl group Bananarama, was a U.K. #8 hit in 1983 and a U.S. Billboard Hot 100 #9 hit in 1984. "Cruel Summer" was covered by Swedish band Ace of Base and was a hit again in 1998. The single quietly entered records stores during the early summers months of 1998. It became the groups last major US chart success, reaching #10 and going gold.
[edit] Tracklistings
- UK CD 1:
- Cutfather and Joe Mix
- Big Bonus Mix
- Hartmann and Langhoff Short Mix
- Hartmann and Langhoff Club Mix
- UK CD 2:
- Cruel Summer (Cutfather and Joe Mix)
- Don't Turn Around (The 7" Aswad Mix)
- Beautiful Life (Single Version)
- US Maxi CD:
- Album Version a.k.a. Cutfather and Joe Mix
- Hani Radio Mix a.k.a. Blazin' Rhythm Remix
- KLM Radio Mix
- Hani Num Club Mix
- KLM Club Mix
- US Promo 12" Vinyl:
- KLM Dub 1
- KLM Beats
- Hani Dub
- KLM Short Dub
[edit] Versions Of Track
- C&J = Cutfather & Joe Mix
- BBM = Big Bonus Mix
- FDWA = French Duet With Alliage
- H&LCM = Hartmann & Langhoff Club Mix (7:45)
[edit] Release dates
- USA, July 14, 1998 (Cutfather & Joe Mix)
- France, Summer 1998 (duet with Alliage)
- Germany, August 10, 1998 (Big Bonus Mix / Faded Radio Edit)
- Scandinavia, October 6, 1998 (Big Bonus Mix / Faded Radio Edit)
- U.K., September 28, 1998 (Cutfather & Joe Mix)
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