Come back baby
| Come back baby | |
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| Dan Reed Network | |
| publication | January 1990 |
| length | 4:32 |
| Genre (s) | Rock music |
| text | Dan Reed |
| music | Dan Reed , Blake Sakamoto, Melvin Brannon II, Brion James, Dan Pred |
| album | Slam |
Come Back Baby is the third track released in January 1990, which the American band Dan Reed Network extracted from their second studio album Slam as a single .
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The group recorded their second studio album, slam, in the Skyline Studios and the Power Station Studios, it was used by Nile Rodgers produced . He managed to capture the live sound of the group, creating a more authentic Dan Reed Network album than the debut album . The album pushed the success of the band in Europe (and reached, inter alia, number three in the list of Album of the Year by British magazine Kerrang! And number 66 in the UK charts); in the US, sales were not that good. The album only peaked at number 160 on the Billboard charts (November 11, 1989) and stayed on the Billboard 200 for six weeks.
After the titles Make It Easy and Tiger In A Dress , which were decoupled in September 1989, Come Back Baby followed in January 1990 . The single was released on record , CD and cassette single , but no remix was released, as was the case with the singles from the debut album. Instead, the maxi- single variants, both on vinyl and CD, were given the title Come Alive , which was not on the album , while the seven- inch single was given the title Burnin 'Love as the B-side. In the UK, two Maxisingles appeared with an identical track list, on which were the songs Come Back Baby, Come Alive, and Make it Easy. The latter song had only been released as a single in the US until then. A third maxi single was released as a picture disc , the edition on compact cassette contained the same titles on pages 1 and 2 ( Come Back Baby and Burnin 'Love ).
reception
Come Back Baby peaked at number 51 on the UK singles chart. In the USA and Germany, the title could not establish itself in the hit lists.