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Feel the Fire
Feel the Fire
Studio album by Claudja Barry
Released	Nov. 1979 (Europe), Jan. 1980 (US)
Recorded	1979
Studio	Musicland Studios & Union Studios, Munich, Rusk Sound Studios, Hollywood
Genre	Dance
Length	38:01
Label	Lollipop Records
Producer	Jurgen S. Korduletsch
Claudja Barry chronology

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Overview

Feel the Fire is Claudja Barry's fourth studio album, released late 1979 on Lollipop Records in Europe. It was the second and final album of her American album deal with Chrysalis Records. It spawned a minor hit single with the title track "You Make Me Feel the Fire" which peaked at #55 on Billboard's Disco Charts.^[2] "Stop He's a Lover" was the second single in February 1980, following Barry's performance on Tokyo Music Festival where she won silver,^[3] but the single failed to chart. Italy chose a release of "Get Your Mind Made Up" for their second single.^[4]

The album was the first of her LP's to be released with the same track-list worldwide. It also marked the first time Barry had a hand in the songwriting of all songs but one, a cover of Ian Dury's "Wake Up and Make Love with Me". The album made a brief appearance on the Canadian charts, peaking at no. 95 in January 1980.^[5]

Track list

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"You Make Me Feel the Fire"	Jürgen S. Korduletsch Jörg Evers Claudja Barry	5:44
2.	"Get Your Mind Made Up"	Korduletsch Evers Barry	3:16
3.	"One Night Queen"	Korduletsch Evers Barry	3:16
4.	"It's So Nice"	Korduletsch Evers Barry	3:41
5.	"Everybody Needs Love"	Korduletsch Evers Barry	3:28
6.	"Wake Up And Make Love With Me"	Chas Jankel, Ian Dury	5:46
7.	"Stop He's A Lover"	Korduletsch Michael Hofmann Barry	6:14
8.	"Love Seemed so Easy Without You"	Korduletsch Evers Barry	6:05

Trk. 2-4 is a non-stop medley (10:12)

Outtakes

"You Make Me Feel the Fire" (Canadian 12" Version) - 8:43
"Sweet Sensation" (Leslie Kong) - B-side of "Stop He's a Lover" (Feb. '80)
"Gimme Some Lovin' - a cover of Spencer Davis Group's hit (written by Steve Winwood) was included on Disco Circus' "Plastic Paradise" album (Feb. '80)