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"Where Are You Baby?"
Song
B-side"Boo's Boogie"

"Where Are You Baby?" was a 1990 single released by Betty Boo, from her album Boomania. It peaked at #3 in the UK Singles Chart in September 1990.[1] The main verse hook line is the tune of the saxophone riff that leads into the middle 8 section of the James Brown track "I Got You". The introductory piano riff is a direct sample from the Velvelettes track, "He Was Really Saying Something".

The song was featured in the soundtrack of the 1991 romantic comedy Career Opportunities.

Track listings

CD (LEFT 43CD)
  1. "Where Are You Baby?" (radio edit)
  2. "Boo's Boogie" (12" version)
  3. "Where Are You Baby?" (12" mix)
7" (LEFT 43) / cassette (LEFT 43C)
  1. "Where Are You Baby?" (radio edit)
  2. "Boo's Boogie" (7" version)
12" (LEFT 43T)
  1. "Where Are You Baby?" (12" mix)
  2. "Boo's Boogie" (12" version)

References

  1. ^ "Chart Stats - Betty Boo - Where Are You Baby?". Chart Stats. Retrieved 6 July 2009.


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