Forever Man (How Many Times...?) by the Beatchuggers featuring Eric Clapton has been raising heads ever since it was first played in Ibiza a few months ago. Interest in the record grew and labels started to race to clear the sample. Eventually London Records convinced Eric Clapton to listen to the Beatchuggers track which samples his 1985 song Forever Man - and he liked it! The samples were then cleared.
Forever Man (How Many Times...?) was created by 23 year old Danish producer Michael Linde. He simply says he was "listening to the original and thought that a dance version would sound great." He made the track, approached Danish dance label Bim Bam Recordings and was signed immediately. They then took Forever Man (How Many Times...?) over to Ibiza where it was supported by internationally renown DJs such as DJ Gee, Funkstar De Luxe, Danny Rampling and of course Pete Tong. That exposure led to radio airplay across Europe and a Top 20 pop record in the UK, France, Holland, Germany and Denmark.
CD Maxi single includes:
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01. | Original Radio & Video Edit |
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02. | Fletch's Radio Mix | |
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03. | Original Version | |
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04. | Fletch's 2 Da Core Mix | |
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05. | Fletch's Buildup Dub | |
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| Vinyl single includes: | |||
| Forever Man (How Many Times?) | |||
| A1 | Original Version | ||
| A2 | Original Video Edit | ||
| B1 | Fletch's 2 Da Core Mix | ||
| B2 | Fletch's Buildup Dub | ||
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