Baby I Want to Be With You Tonight Song

1964 song

"I Only Want to Be with Yous"
Side A of 1963 UK vinyl unmarried
Unmarried by Dusty Springfield
from the album Stay Awhile/I Merely Want to Be with Yous
B-side	"Once Upon a Time"
Released	8 November 1963
Recorded	1963
Studio	Olympic (London)
Genre	Pop
Length	2:37
Label	Philips
Songwriter(southward)	Mike Bell-ringer Ivor Raymonde
Producer(s)	Johnny Franz
Dusty Springfield singles chronology
"I Merely Want to Be with You" (1963) "Stay Awhile" (1964)

"I Merely Desire to Exist with You" is a song written by Mike Hawker^[1] and Ivor Raymonde. The debut solo single released by British singer Dusty Springfield under her long-time producer Johnny Franz, "I Only Desire to Exist with You" peaked at number 4 on the UK Singles chart in January 1964. Three remakes of the song have been UK chart hits, the offset 2 past the Bay City Rollers (1976) and The Tourists (1979) matching the number 4 summit of the Dusty Springfield original, while the 1989 remake by Samantha Fox peaked at number xvi. In the US on the Billboard Hot 100 nautical chart, "I Only Want to Exist with You" has been a Pinnacle forty hit three times, with both the Dusty Springfield original and the Bay Urban center Rollers' remake peaking at number 12 while the Samantha Fox remake peaked at number 31. "I Only Want to Exist with You" has also been recorded by a broad range of artists, several of whom sing the song with lyrics translated from the original English.

Versions [edit]

Of this song, more than than a hundred versions have been made, in different languages (English, French, Castilian, Portuguese, Japanese, etc.).^[ii]

Dusty Springfield version [edit]

Background [edit]

According to Jean Ryder, the ex-wife of songwriter Mike Bell-ringer, "I Only Desire to Exist With You" was written soon later she and Hawker married on 1 December 1961, existence inspired past Hawker's intense romantic feelings for his new bride. Ryder, who would afterward exist a member of the Breakaways, had been a fellow member of a song chorale, the Vernons Girls. Reportedly, she and Bell-ringer had intended that she herself would record "I Only Want to Exist With You". However, no formal arrangement for this eventuality had manifestly been made by the autumn of 1963, when Hawker received a telephone phone call from Philips A&R director Johnny Franz. Ryder paraphrases Franz every bit saying "Wait nosotros need something which is going to put this daughter into the charts, because everybody is knocking her, everybody is maxim she'll never make it [solo] – have you got a song that's a guaranteed striking?" Springfield had already recorded nine solo tracks, none of which was deemed the correct vehicle to launch her solo career. With Ryder's permission, Bell-ringer submitted "I Only Want to Be With You" to Franz, having made a demo featuring Ryder singing while keeping the shell past tapping on a biscuit tin chapeau. Franz, and and then Springfield, approved the song, which Springfield recorded in a 25 October 1963 session at Olympic Studios, arranged and conducted by Ivor Raymonde, and recorded by engineer Keith Grant. Jean Ryder was included in the vocal chorale on the session. For unknown reasons, a version with Springfield'southward unadulterated vocals was rejected.^{[three] [four] [5]} The song was produced using the Wall of Sound production method offset conceived by Phil Spector, while the diverse instrumental features in the arrangement such as fill-in singers, double-tracked vocals, and a horn department were inspired by groups such as the Shirelles.^[half-dozen]

Released in November 1963, three weeks later on the Springfields' final concert, "I But Want to Be With You" was a global success, reaching number iv UK, number 12 US, number six Commonwealth of australia, and number 21 Canada. In the US, Dusty Springfield was the second artist of the British Invasion, after the Beatles, to take a hit, entering the Billboard chart at number 77 in the last calendar week of Jan 1964 (the Beatles having "She Loves You" at number 69 and "I Want to Hold Your Hand" at number 3).

Raymonde's arrangement is unmistakable, with its relentless "ticker-ticker" beat and cascading drum rolls, full-on choirs and "Tower of Power" horn section pitched against soaring rock strings. Information technology set the product standard for Springfield's afterwards hits, such equally "Stay Awhile" and "Lilliputian past Fiddling". Springfield also recorded the song with an nearly identical organization in German, with the championship "Auf dich nur wart' ich immerzu".

The vocal was performed by Springfield on the start-ever edition of the BBC'due south Superlative of the Pops, on 1 January 1964.

Springfield's version was re-released in 1988, coinciding with its use in a soft-drink commercial, as a seven" & 12" single (meet cover in infobox), peaking at number 83 in the U.k..

Springfield'due south "I But Desire to Be with You" served every bit the theme song for the HBO sitcom Arliss, from 1997 to 2002 (replacing "I Tin can't Assistance Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)" by the Four Tops which was the series' theme in its inaugural 1996 season).

Chart functioning [edit]

Bay Metropolis Rollers version [edit]

"I Only Wanna Be with You"
Side A of 1976 UK vinyl unmarried
Single by Bay Urban center Rollers
from the anthology Dedication
B-side	"Write a Letter of the alphabet" (North America) "Rock Due north' Roller" (Europe/International)
Released	29 August 1976 (United states)[9] three September 1976 (UK)
Recorded	June 1976
Studio	Soundstage Studio, Toronto
Genre	Pop rock ability popular
Length	iii:27
Label	Arista (North America) Bell (Europe/International)
Songwriter(s)	Mike Hawker Ivor Raymonde
Producer(s)	Jimmy Ienner
Bay City Rollers singles US singles chronology
"Rock and Roll Love Letter" (1976) "I Simply Wanna Exist with You" (1976) "Yesterday's Hero" (1976)

Groundwork [edit]

The Bay Metropolis Rollers recorded "I Only Desire to Be with You" for their 1976 album Dedication in June and July 1976 at Soundstage Studio in Toronto with producer Jimmy Ienner. Dedication was the beginning Bay City Rollers recorded under the auspices of Arista Records, and it was Arista president Clive Davis who suggested that the group remake "I Only Want to Exist with You." Jimmy Ienner was called by Davis to produce the Bay City Rollers on the basis of Ienner'due south work with the Raspberries.

In the Us "I Only Desire to Be with You" was issued as advance single from Dedication in August 1976: that October the track reached a Billboard Hot 100 peak of number 12, besting the number 28 peak of the precedent Bay Metropolis Rollers' unmarried "Stone and Coil Dearest Letter" while failing to match the Top Ten success the grouping had enjoyed in 1975–1976 with "Saturday Nighttime" and in 1976 with "Money Honey". "I But Want to Be with You" appeared to wrap up the group's burst of N American stardom as their side by side 3 US single releases were Summit 40 shortfalls: even so the grouping'southward fourth Usa unmarried release subsequent to "I Only Want to Be With You": "You Made Me Believe in Magic", did afford the grouping a last Superlative Ten hit.

Issued in the Britain as a non-album single on 3 September 1976, "I Simply Wanna Be with Y'all" – so entitled – reached number 4 United kingdom, affording the Bay Urban center Rollers' a tenth and final Pinnacle Ten hitting.

Information technology's noteworthy that the US and Uk nautical chart peaks of the Bay City Rollers' 1976 remake of "I Only Want to Be with You" exactly match the US and Great britain chart peaks achieved in 1964 by the Dusty Springfield original. However the Springfield original version had had a significantly stronger UK chart run belongings at number iv for 4 weeks – as opposed to the Bay City Rollers remake's one week chart peak – with the original's Top 50 tenure of 18 weeks being twice as long as the remake'south. Conversely in the U.s. the Bay Urban center Rollers' remake had a Billboard Hot 100 tenure of 15 weeks while the Springfield original had maintained a Hot 100 presence for 10 weeks in total.^[10] (Comparisons between the nautical chart bear upon of singles issued in distinct time periods should exist considered imprecise, the methodology behind both the U.k. and U.s. chart rankings having been oftentimes revised.)

Chicago radio superstation WLS, which gave the vocal much airplay, ranked "I Simply Want to Be with You" every bit the 14th most popular hit of 1976.^[11] Information technology spent two weeks at number two on their survey of 6 November 1976.^[12]

Nautical chart performance [edit]

The Tourists version [edit]

"I Only Want to Be with You"
Britain embrace
Single by The Tourists
from the anthology Reality Effect
B-side	"Summers Dark"
Released	25 October 1979[25]
Genre	Power pop pop stone new wave
Length	two:24
Label	Logo
Songwriter(s)	Mike Hawker Ivor Raymonde
Producer(s)	Tom Allom
Tourists singles chronology
"The Loneliest Man in the World" (1979) "I But Want to Be with You" (1979) "And so Good to Exist Back Dwelling house Again" (1980)
Music video
"I Just Desire to Be with You" on YouTube

Background [edit]

In 1979, the song was also covered by The Tourists, a ring which included Annie Lennox on vocals – which served every bit the band'south biggest hit. The song was used on a montage of stars when Thames Television went off the air in December 1992.

Recording and reception [edit]

The song was "put down in twenty minutes at the end of the album sessions", with Lennox recording the vocals in one take.^[26]

Lennox later said that "we were taken to the cleaners for doing that bloody song", as "the press absolutely slaughtered united states of america". Dave Stewart said that "It was a chip out of proportion with 'I Just Want To Be With You' – the poppy side of information technology was really overplayed by everybody".^[27]

Reviewing the song for Record Mirror, Daniela Soave included it the singles of the week, writing that the song "definitely grows on y'all" and that "Lennox has the aforementioned deep mellow tones that Dusty Springfield displayed when she sang the same song, only it is saved from being a carbon-encompass version by the instrumentation... handclaps, savage guitar, chugging bass, that sort of thing.^[28]

Chart performance [edit]

Nicolette Larson version [edit]

"I Only Want to Be with You lot"
Unmarried by Nicolette Larson
from the anthology All Dressed Up and No Identify to Go
B-side	"How Can We Continue"
Released	July 1982
Studio	Sunset Sound
Genre	Soft rock
Length	3:sixteen
Characterization	WB
Songwriter(southward)	Mike Hawker Ivor Raymonde
Producer(s)	Andrew Gold
Nicolette Larson singles chronology
"Fool Me Once more" (1981) "I Only Want to Be with You" (1982) "Merely Dear Will Brand Love Right" (1985)

Nicolette Larson remade "I Only Want to Be with You" for her album All Dressed Up and No Place to Become produced by Andrew Gold and recorded October 1981 – January 1982 at Sunset Audio. Released as a single in July 1982 – parallel with the album's release – Larson's version featured as B-side "How Can We Become On", a track from Larson's 1981 album Radioland which had been an unsuccessful 1981 A-side release.

Reviewing All Dressed Up and No Place to Go, High Fidelity critic Steven X. Rea cited "Dusty Springfield'south 60s precious stone 'I Only Desire to Be with You'" equally one of several tracks which "Nicolette sings in an awkward warble, devoid of any emotional range":^[34] Larson'south "I Only Want to Be with You" drew similarly dismissive reaction from Tom Long of the Santa Cruz Watch, who rated the original 1963 hit a "swell oldie [that'south an] ingratiating piece of fluff" and Larson's remake "atrocious [although] despite uninspired vocals and sheet musicianship [it] sounds skillful on the radio only because the vocal itself sounds good and tickles forotten memory synapses",^[35] and too Bill Provick of the Ottawa Citizen who opined Larson gave "a rather lacklustre reading of [a] normally effervescent pop-rock classic."^[36] Tim Gebhart of the Rapid Urban center Journal was more positive: "Larson['s] version remains true to the original just as well contains her own special touch in the vocals."^[37]

Despite becoming Larson's 4th single to rank on the Hot 100 nautical chart in Billboard mag – and her kickoff Hot 100 entry since 1980 – "I Only Want to Exist with You lot" would prove a Top 40 shortfall stalling at #53 in September 1983. Larson'south label WB Records, electing non to issue a second single from All Dressed Upwardly and No Identify to Go, were motivated by the underperformance of that album and its one single to end Larson'southward label tenure. Larson would have ane subsequent major label affiliation, having two C&W-focused albums released past MCA Records in 1985–86.

Samantha Fox version [edit]

"I Just Wanna Exist with You"
12-inch single cover
Single by Samantha Fox
from the album I Wanna Have Some Fun
B-side	"Confession"
Released	Jan 1989
Studio	PWL, The Borough, London
Genre	Pop[38]
Length	ii:45
Label	Jive
Songwriter(due south)	Mike Bell-ringer Ivor Raymonde
Producer(south)	Stock Aitken Waterman
Samantha Fox singles chronology
"I Wanna Have Some Fun" (1988) "I Only Wanna Be with Yous" (1989) "(Hurt Me! Hurt Me!) But the Pants Stay On" (1991)
Music video
"I Just Want to Be with You" on YouTube

In 1988, British vocalizer Samantha Fox covered the song as "I Only Wanna Be with You lot" for her third studio album, I Wanna Have Some Fun (1988).

Trick would retrieve the song every bit being the get-go vocal she ever learned to sing, the Dusty Springfield original version beingness amidst a stack of singles her female parent handed downward to Play tricks when she was aged ten.^[39]

Released as the follow-up single to the album's title cutting, "I Merely Wanna Be With Yous" was promoted with a music video which included scenes of Fox hunting through rubbish bins, dancing, fireworks, and the singer in bed with her bespectacled lover.^[40] Fox likewise promoted the vocal via televised performances, including those on Top of the Pops in 1989 and Viva el espectáculo on TVE1 in 1990.^{[41] [42]}

"I Only Wanna Be with You" essentially earned Play tricks her final global hit single. In the The states, where "I Wanna Accept Some Fun" had been a Pinnacle X hit, "I Only Wanna Be with You" rose no higher than number 31 and would mark Fox's final Billboard Hot 100 appearance: in Flim-flam'due south native UK her version outperformed her previous six single releases with a number-16 elevation, simply would also go Fox' final major striking bar her 1998 one-off comeback single "Santa Maria".

Critical reception [edit]

Robin Smith, reviewer of British music newspaper Record Mirror was disappointed past such choice of Fox. As per him British singer made serious mistake after "sheer excellence of "Honey House". Reporter considered that decision to use "tired remake of old hit" will grant her the "offset grade ticket back to bimbo land".^[43]

Runway listings [edit]

• 7-inch single ^[44]

A. "I Only Wanna Be with You" – 2:45

B. "Confession" – 4:forty

• 12-inch single ^[45]

A1. "I Simply Wanna Be with You lot" (Extended Mix) – 4:56

A2. "I Only Wanna Exist with Y'all" (Acapella Mix) – 3:17

B1. "I Only Wanna Acid with Y'all" (Mix 1) – half dozen:20

B2. "Confession" – 4:twoscore

• European CD single

1. "I Only Wanna Be with You" – 2:45
2. "Zilch'south Gonna Stop Me Now" – 3:42
3. "I Only Wanna Exist with Yous" (Extended Version) – 4:56
4. "Confession" – iv:40

• Japanese mini CD single

1. "I Only Wanna Be with You"
2. "The All-time Is Yet to Come"

Charts [edit]

Luis Miguel version [edit]

"Ahora te puedes marchar"
Single by Luis Miguel
from the album Soy Como Quiero Ser
B-side	"Sunny"
Released	1987 (1987)
Recorded	1986–1987 Record One (Sherman Oaks, California) Metropolis Studios George Tobin Studios Sunset Sound Studios (Hollywood, California)
Genre	Latin popular pop rock
Length	3:15
Characterization	WEA Latina
Songwriter(s)	Mike Hawker Ivor Raymonde Luis Gómez Escolar
Producer(s)	Juan Carlos Calderón
Luis Miguel singles chronology
"Todo el amor del mundo" (1986) "Ahora te puedes marchar" (1987) "No me puedo escapar de tí" (1987)
Music video
"Ahora te puedes marchar" on YouTube

Groundwork [edit]

Mexican singer Luis Miguel recorded a version of the vocal, titled "Ahora te puedes marchar" ("Now you can exit") which was released every bit the get-go single from his Grammy-nominated album Soy como quiero ser (1987), the first album recorded past the vocalist under the WEA tape label. It was produced by Juan Carlos Calderón and adapted past Luis Gómez Escolar.^[66] This single became very successful, peaking at number-ane in the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart for 3 non-consecutive weeks in 1987, being the starting time chart topper for the vocalizer on the chart.^[67] There is previous version of the song in Spanish in the 1960s past Spanish pop vocaliser Lita Torrelló, which shares the same title that the ane made popular by Luis Miguel twenty years after. At the time, Luis Miguel was the youngest to score a number-one hitting on the Hot Latin Tracks at the age of 17, ironically replacing the then 44-yr-old veteran Julio Iglesias at the tiptop. In 2005, Luis Miguel included this song on his compilation album Grandes Éxitos.^[68] This version ranked at number 28 in the Hot Latin Tracks Yr-Finish Chart of 1988. The song was translated into Portuguese as "Agora Você Pode Ir" for the Brazilian edition of the anthology.^[69]

The lyrics are considerably different from the original vocal, telling the story of a man rejecting a woman interested in reforming a relationship, counter to themes of unconditional love shown in Dusty Springfield's original.

Music videos [edit]

Two music videos were shot. The starting time one was shot with Angélica Rivera, while the second one was shot dancing in a bridge. The second one was included in Grandes Éxitos Videos.

Chart operation [edit]

Weekly charts [edit]

Chart (1987)	Peak position
Espana (PROMUSICAE)	1
US Billboard Hot Latin Tracks[70]	1

Yr-end charts [edit]

Chart (1987)	Height position
United states of america Billboard Hot Latin Tracks[71]	11

Other versions [edit]

2021 Birdy released a cover every bit a digital single on ane December 2021, produced by David Kosten.^[74]

Uses on television [edit]

• The song was used in the opening for the TV serial Arli$$.
• The Tourists' version of the vocal was played along with Idiot box clips on last week of broadcasting of Thames Television in Dec 1992 earlier Carlton Television took over.
• The song was used in the British lather opera EastEnders when the graphic symbol Sam Mitchell dug up the body of Den Watts.
• The song was used by TVNZ's TV2 to promote their programming from 1997 to mid-2000, with the chorus changing its words to "You only want to be with two".
• The song was also used as soundtrack in Greek Comedy TV series "Tilempora" (TV Tempest) on Mega Aqueduct in 2004.
• The vocal was used by CBC Television to promote its programming between 1989 and 1991, while the network's slogan was "CBC and You".^[75]
• The song featured in a John Lewis television advertizing highlighting how the company had been selling electronic equipment for a substantial number of years.
• The vocal was used in a swimwear advertisement for Boux Avenue in 2014. The advert featured Jamelia, who also sang the song, with the chorus changed to "I only desire to be with Boux".
• A television ad entrada for Dogs Trust which launched in February 2016 features Promise Russell-Winter singing "I Merely Want to Be With You lot".
• The song was likewise featured in an episode of That '70s Show when Fez and Donna were having scenes where they pretended to be dating.
• Me First And The Gimme Gimmes' version of the vocal was used in an episode of Shameless (U.s.a.).
• The song was used in flavour five, episode ii of Ray Donovan every bit Ray and Abby are driving around on their anniversary.
• Janine sings the song to her baby in the hospital in flavour two, episode 8 of The Handmaid's Tale.
• A encompass version of the vocal, played by a saxophonist, serves as the theme tune to Kate & Koji.

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External links [edit]

• Dusty Springfield – I But Want to Be with Yous on YouTube
• Bay Urban center Rollers – I Merely Want to Be with Y'all on YouTube

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Only_Want_to_Be_with_You

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