Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Love So Deep (12") | Radar Records (2) | RDR-12004 | US | 1983 | |
| Love So Deep (12") | Ariola | 600 905 | Germany | 1983 | |
| Love So Deep (12") | Design Communications | DEST 2 | UK | 1983 | |
| Love So Deep (12") | Dance Records, Ariola | 600905, S 600.905 | Netherlands | 1983 | |
| Love So Deep (12", Promo) | Radar Records (2) | RDR-12004-DJ | US | 1983 | |
| Love So Deep (7") | Design Communications | DES 2 | UK | 1983 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Love So Deep, 12", RDR-12004
Again the instrumental is the mix on this 12". Nothing against Toney Lee's vocals but the funk here is all in the grooves. As for the purported influence on Metro Area? Well i saw them spin this record so I know it's in their collection. The piano breakdown and the handclap section make people go nuts. Lovely tune.
referencing Love So Deep, 12", RDR-12004
The original vocal version is a good piece of early 80's electro-influnced uptempo R&B. Then you flip to the B-side. There you find the dub, an uptempo number with great breaks and changes, which is a spectacular example of the 80's tracks that are an obvious influence for modern artists like Metro Area, Daniel Wang, Kerrier District, etc. Timeless!