You're My Heart, You're My Soul
You're My Heart, You're My Soul | |
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Modern talking | |
publication | October 29, 1984 |
length | 3:48 |
Genre (s) | Synthpop , Euro Disco |
Author (s) | Dieter Bohlen |
text | Steve Benson |
music | Steve Benson |
Publisher (s) | Hansa |
Label | Hansa 106 884 |
Award (s) |
Gold record Platinum record Golden Lion from Radio Luxemburg |
album | The 1st album |
Cover versions | |
1985 | Mary Roos (I'm strong only with you) |
1998 | Et Cetera (I am strong, only with you) |
2010 | Mehrzad Marashi |
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You're My Heart, You're My Soul is a Euro disco song by Modern Talking from 1984 that Dieter Bohlen wrote under the pseudonym Steve Benson.
History of origin
In his biography Nothing but Truth , Dieter Bohlen describes that the title was originally My Love is Gone and that the basic idea for the song on Mallorca on the beach came to him. He thought that title was boring and chose You're My Heart, You're My Soul . In the Hamburg recording studio "Studio 33" founded in March 1984, he played his prepared demo recording to Thomas Anders , while co-producer Luis Rodriguez started the 24-track Revox tape machine. When recording to in C Sharp Minor held melody , there was a comb filter effect . After lengthy correction attempts , Bohlen and his co-producer Luis Rodriguez had no choice but to mix the song as it was . According to Bohlen, the production cost 1,400 DM , the sale to BMG brought in 10,000 DM. Bohlen played all the instruments himself, using the Prophet-5 synthesizer from Sequential Circuits .
Publication and Success
The single You're My Heart, You're My Soul / You're My Heart, You're My Soul ( instrumental version ) ( Hansa 106 884) was released on October 29, 1984, initially without success. It wasn't until January 21, 1985, when the TV music show Formula One presented the music video shot by Michael Leckebusch in the RTL Television studios that the title reached number 38 on the German charts . On January 28, 1985 he reached position 9, on March 4, 1985 he rose to number one, where he stayed for six weeks. In Germany a total of 250,000 copies were sold by November 1985, in France 715,000 copies. The song became a number one hit especially in Austria (4 weeks), Switzerland (5 weeks), Belgium (5 weeks) and Finland (4 weeks). With more than eight million units sold worldwide, the single gold records went to Germany, Belgium, France, Portugal, Sweden and Switzerland, in Denmark the song went platinum and in South Africa double platinum. This made Modern Talking's first single also the most successful in the duo's discography .
In 1985 Modern Talking won the Golden Lion from Radio Luxemburg with the piece . On November 30, 1985, Modern Talking performed the song in Peter's Pop Show on ZDF in front of an audience of millions.
On March 16, 1998, Modern Talking released a remake entitled You're My Heart, You're My Soul '98 , which was also sold successfully. For the reunification of the duo, it got rapper Eric Singleton and landed at number 2 in the singles charts. The accompanying album Back for Good reached the top of the album charts and sold 5.7 million copies.
Cover versions
Since the song was published, numerous cover versions with different interpreters have been released, including the German version of Mary Roos , Ich bin stark, nur mit dich at Hansa in February 1985 . The German text was written by Dieter Bohlen himself, he also produced the version. Roos appeared with the song twice in the ZDF hit parade ; she was voted in first place by TED vote on April 24th and was therefore allowed to sing the song again in the following edition on May 29th. Roos also performed the song in other programs such as the tele-illustrated on ZDF or the WWF Club . Other versions are from:
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Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Charts DE Charts AT Charts CH Charts UK
- ↑ Dieter Bohlen, Nothing but Truth , 2002, o. P.
- ↑ Entry on You're My Heart's music video , You're My Soul in the IMDb , accessed on September 29, 2019.
- ^ Deutsche Welle of February 12, 2003, Dieter Bohlen - Germany's Prince of Pop
- ↑ Billboard Magazine, June 27, 1992, New Generation , p. 48
- ↑ Peters Popshow , truckgeier.de
- ↑ Thomas Anders on Back for Good at Lanz on July 15, 2015 on ZDF.
- ↑ Mary Roos - I am strong, only with you , hitparade.ch
- ↑ I am strong, only with you (ZDF hit parade) on YouTube
- ↑ I am strong, only with you (WWF Club) on YouTube
- ↑ I am strong, only with you (ZDF tele-illustrated) on YouTube