Juanita (song)
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| Single by Underworld | |||||
| Released | 1997 | ||||
| Format | Vinyl record (12"), CD | ||||
| Label | Junior Boy's Own | ||||
| Writer(s) | Rick Smith Karl Hyde Darren Emerson |
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| Producer | Rick Smith Karl Hyde Darren Emerson |
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"Juanita" is an album track by Underworld, first seen as "Juanita : Kiteless : To Dream of Love" on Second Toughest in the Infants (1996). This is a German promo release only with an exclusive edit of the track. It was available with exclusive artwork on CD, and vinyl 12".
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[edit] Track listings
[edit] 12": Logic Records / JBO 743 214 8898 2 (German) Promo
- "Juanita (Promo Short Cut)" – 3:50
- "Juanita (Album)" – 16:38
[edit] CD: Logic Records / JBO 743 214 8898 2 (German) Promo
- "Juanita (Promo Short Cut)" – 3:50
- "Juanita (Album)" – 16:38
[edit] Notes
- German promo only with an exclusive edit, and exclusive artwork.
- Fake tracklistings appeared on the dirtylist mailinglist as follows:
The details below on this single were issued over the Dirtylist in early 1997, apparently as some kind of hoax. No such singles were ever issued or (apparently) ever intended to be. They are still included here in order to debunk their mythical existence.
- Single 1 hoax; never released:
CD5 1997 UK Junior Boys Own JBO 53 CDS1
Juanita (album remix), Juanita (steve stoll's ornamental confusion
mix), Air Towel (barn spotter's nightmare)
- Single 2 hoax; never released:
CD5 1997 UK Junior Boys Own JBO 53 CDS2
Juanita (radio killed the video star edit), Laughing Tortoise,
Juanita (deep dish versus the world remix 1), Juanita (deep dish
versus the world remix 2)
[edit] Appearances
- Juanita : Kiteless : To Dream of Love is the opening track on Second Toughest in the Infants.
- It is also the opening track on the live album Everything, Everything.
