Give a Bit of Mmh to Me
Tracklist: 1Give A Bit Of Mmh To Me (Enigma) (TV Version) 4:27  2Rien Ne Va Plus3:48  3Aphrodisiac3:44  4Follow Me4:07  5Blood And Honey4:24  6Fashion Pack (Studio 54)3:41  7Tomorrow (Maxi Version)6:14  8Queen Of Chinatown4:08  9Fabulous Lover Love Me4:05  10I'll Miss You3:41  11 The Sphinx4:27  12Just A Gigolo2:18  13C'Est Si Bon3:00  14From Here To Eternity (Tox'n Stone Radio Edit)3:37  The song was composed by Rainer Pietsch, with lyrics written by Amanda Lear, and produced by her longtime collaborator, Anthony Monn. It was released as the single from Lear's second album Sweet Revenge in mid-late 1978, heavily edited from its original album length of 5:08. "Run Baby Run" was released as the B-side in Europe, "Hollywood Flashback" in Africa, and "Gold" in Japan.  "Enigma" met with considerable charts success, reaching the top 10 in Belgium and Italy, and remains one of Lear's biggest hits of the disco era. The singer performed the song on television across Europe as well as in the finale of the erotic Italian documentary film Follie di notte (1978) in which she appeared as the hostess. In 1998, she re-recorded the track for the album Back in Your Arms.  In 2004, the song was featured in the Kinder Bueno chocolate bar TV advertisement which was extensively broadcast in Eastern European countries, such as the Czech Republic, Poland and Romania. It caused a sudden interest in the song and the singer herself. Lear's low-pitched voice caused a stir among TV audiences who initially assumed that the song was performed by a man. "Enigma" received airplay in Eastern Europe and enjoyed newfound popularity in radio charts.  Amanda Lear ‎– ...Give A Bit Of Mmh To Me / Fabulous Lover Love Me, Blood And Honey, Fashion Pack (Studio 54), The Sphinx, Tomorrow / Hargent Media ‎Audio CD / HGEU 725
Amanda Lear  (Artist)    Format: Audio CD
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