Jenny B- Save Me (Mod)
Giovanna Bersola, better known as Jenny B, the often-uncredited lead voice that made several 1990s Eurodance singles massive world-wide hits, is finally coming out with an album under her own name. Working with producers and studios in Europe, Miami, and New Zealand, Jenny B has been diligently making her own versions of many of the multitude of hits that bear her voice, and one that is closely associated. "Save Me," was originally released by the German pop duo Say When! In 1987. The song, written by Pete Glenister and Mike Gaffey, served as the basis for Corona's massive world-wide hit "The Rhythm of the Night," also written by Glenister and Gaffey, and featuring Jenny B's lead vocal. The Rhythm of the Night borrows heavily from "Save Me," namely the music and specifically the lyrics "Round and round we go, each time I hear you say", along with other similar lyrics shared by the two songs. It is only fitting that Jenny B would record her own version of the track for her new album. Presented here is Jenny B's newly recorded version featuring a robust 7 mixes for this debut single. Long live Jenny B, the undisputed Queen of 1990's Eurodance
Giovanna Bersola, better known as Jenny B, the often-uncredited lead voice that made several 1990s Eurodance singles massive world-wide hits, is finally coming out with an album under her own name. Working with producers and studios in Europe, Miami, and New Zealand, Jenny B has been diligently making her own versions of many of the multitude of hits that bear her voice, and one that is closely associated. "Save Me," was originally released by the German pop duo Say When! In 1987. The song, written by Pete Glenister and Mike Gaffey, served as the basis for Corona's massive world-wide hit "The Rhythm of the Night," also written by Glenister and Gaffey, and featuring Jenny B's lead vocal. The Rhythm of the Night borrows heavily from "Save Me," namely the music and specifically the lyrics "Round and round we go, each time I hear you say", along with other similar lyrics shared by the two songs. It is only fitting that Jenny B would record her own version of the track for her new album. Presented here is Jenny B's newly recorded version featuring a robust 7 mixes for this debut single. Long live Jenny B, the undisputed Queen of 1990's Eurodance