Search - Donna Summer :: I Got Your Love Remixes

Silky Funky Summer!

Frankie B | Chicago, IL | 12/22/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Wow! What a treat from the diva of dance! Just coming off a highly successful US Tour, this song raced up the Billboard Dance Club Play Charts. The production is sleek, the vocals are funky, and the chorus is just crazy memorable! I wish pop radio would get off it's high horse and start playing some great songs like this one. Donna, Donna, this just makes us want to scream WHERE's THE NEW FULL LENGTH ALBUM??!! YOU're such a tease!"

This could put Donna back into the top 10 if radio stations

Daniel W. Kelly | Long Island, NY United States | 12/21/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"With a catchy electronic bassline in the style of Kylie Minogue's "Can't Get You Out of My Head" and a perfect pop music melody and chorus (you can't get the line "I Got Your Love, it's all I ever think about" out of YOUR head once you hear it), the original version deserves massive airplay. And what's great about this single is that Donna gets treated to big room anthem mixes by a variety of great remixers including Rosario, Baez, and LEX. Unfortunately, there are a few promo mixes that were left off this single, including a Richard Vission mix, which would have been more welcome than en EDIT of the LEX mix which is already included in its full version. Not to mention--why do we get an edit of the original mix, considering it's not available anywhere else??? I was also kind of hoping the unreleased Hani club mix of "Power of Love" from the Luther Vandross tribute CD would have been on here."

Summer perfection

Nse Ette | Lagos, Nigeria | 12/23/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Fans were first titillated with this dance/pop masterpiece a couple of years ago on an episode of 'Sex and the city' (The post it always sticks twice) and wondered if it would ever see the light of day.



Thankfully it did, first as an exclusive iTunes download, and now as a physical single release.



The radio edit is a bouncy dance tune with razor sharp buzzing synths and electronic bleeps and tweets, set to a pulsating beat, and Summer's vocals ranging from low and playful to soft cooing falsetto. Very European and contemporary sounding.



The remixes take the song to another level, especially the Ralph Rosario mixes (which feature additional vocals and deep throbbing bass) and the L.E.X mixes.



Now, where is that darned studio CD???"