Tracklist
| A | She Can't Love You (Vocal) | 5:25 | ||
| B | She Can't Love You (Instrumental) | 5:25 |
Credits
- Mastered By – Herb Powers Jr.
- Producer, Arranged By, Written-By – Rickie Byars Muldrow*, Ron Muldrow*
Notes
Rickie Rock Tim Music (BMI)
Emergency Music (ASCAP)
Produced for Muldrow Rock Productions
© ℗ 1982 Emergency Records
Manufactured and distributed by Emergency Records & Filmworks, Inc.
Made in U.S.A.
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 17) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| She Can't Love You (Vinyl, Red) | Best Record | BEST 12005 | Italy | 1982 | ||
| She Can't Love You (12") | High Fashion Music, Dureco Benelux | MS 37 | Netherlands | 1982 | ||
| She Can't Love You (12", gra) | Emergency Records | EMDS 6528 | US | 1982 | ||
| She Can't Love You (7") | Lotus Records (2) | LN-116 | Canada | 1982 | ||
| She Can't Love You (12") | Philips, Phonogram | 6400 724 | France | 1982 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Review by
Mar 14, 2004
Sort of like the poor man's "Thanks To You" by Sinnamon, this obscure dance track features female lead and backround singers who sound so annoying that you think they came out of a Brady Bunch episode. The only thing that saves it is a catchy, up-beat tempo with good synthesizer hooks. It's debatable whether a DJ would play this at a club. You swear that the singers sound like ten year old girls, especially when they start giggling at the end of the song.
This track really hits the spot. Considering it was produced in 1982, this was some really forward looking music. The synth bassline, along with the phased snares and tripped out keys give this a nice spacey feel. The vocal is great also.
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