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Wikipedia article"'Love Your Body'" is a song by French singer Amanda Lear released in 1983 by Ariola Records. Song informationThe song was written by Peter Ldemann, Alf Schwegeler and Amanda Lear, and was produced by Ldemann. It is a Hi-NRG synthpop track and its lyrics reference the aerobics craze of the early 1980s, hence the caption "It's aerobic time" on the 12" single cover. It was Amanda's last single recorded in Munich and released by German division of Ariola Records. The B-side of the single was "Darkness and Light", stylistically similar to "Love Your Body, written by Ldemann and Lear. "Love Your Body"/"Darkness and Light" was released as a standalone single between Lear's fifth and sixth studio album. Despite considerable promotion on TV, it met with minor success and only charted in Belgium. Both songs had not appeared on an album until 2006, when the 3 CD box set 'The Sphinx Das Beste aus den Jahren 19761983' was released in Germany. In the 2017 book 'Europe's Stars of '80s Dance Pop', the song is mentioned as one of Lear's "noteworthy tracks" from the 80s. Music videoThe music video for the song was filmed in the chroma key technique. It pictures Amanda in a tribal outfit accompanied by muscular men and a group of people performing aerobic routines. Track listing*'7" Single' :A. "Love Your Body" 4:26 :B. "Darkness and Light" 3:58 *'12" Single' :A. "Love Your Body" 6:00 :B. "Darkness and Light" 4:44 Chart performanceReferencesCategory:1983 singles Category:1983 songs Category:Amanda Lear songs Category:Ariola Records singles Category:Songs written by Amanda Lear Category:Synth-pop songs | |
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