Double You lyrics
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Artist's albums
Somebody F.O.S. Remix
1997 · single
Somebody
1997 · single
Forever
1996 · album
Because I'm Loving You
1995 · single
Dancing With an Angel
1995 · single
Heart Of Glass
1994 · single
Run to Me
1994 · single
The Blue Album
1994 · album
Missing You Remix
1993 · single
Part-Time Lover
1993 · single
Part-Time Lover Remix
1993 · single
With Or Without You
1993 · single
Unusual Catwalks (Passarelas Inusitadas)
2023 · single
You're Always on the Run
2022 · single
Studio Live
2021 · album
Kylie Jenner
2019 · single
Run to Me [Escomel Remix]
2019 · single
Eazy 2 Luv
2019 · single
What Am I Supposed To Do
2019 · single
Dance Anymore (Remixes)
2019 · single
Change
2014 · single
Life
2011 · album
Music (is the Answer) - Single
2010 · single
Please Don't Go 2009
2009 · single
Ultimate 2007 Greatest Hits
2007 · compilation
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Biography
European house group Double You? first came to prominence in the early 90s, largely through the public disagreements between their label, ZYX Records, and Network Records. Network had made overtures to obtain the license for Double You?’s version of KC And The Sunshine Band’s ‘Please Don’t Go’, but their approaches were rejected. Network employed KWS to record a version instead, earning a five-week stay at number 1 in the UK charts in 1992 in the process. Double You?’s manager Robertson Zanetti collapsed of nervous exhaustion as a result of the disagreement and subsequent litigation. Despite this, the group continued to record, achieving limited success with another cover version, ‘Run To Me’. 1994’s ‘What’s Up’, was a surprise hit, many having presumed the group to have folded, while ‘Hot Stuff’ in 1995 was uninspired, but confirmed Double You?’s continued presence in the elementary house cover version market.