(Can You) Feel the Passion

"(Can You) Feel the Passion" is a 1991 rave-theme House song recorded, written, and produced by the American/British group Blue Pearl. The single is to date the act's second best known song after Naked In The Rain. Can You Feel The Passion had better success in the United States, hitting No. 1 on both Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play chart[1] and the UK Dance Chart in 1992, while reaching No. 14 on the UK Singles Chart.[2]

"(Can You) Feel the Passion"
Single by Blue Pearl
Released1991 (UK)
1992 (US)
Recorded1991
GenreElectronica/House
Length3:25
LabelBig Life/SBK Records
Songwriter(s)Durga McBroom
Martin Glover
Producer(s)Martin Glover
Blue Pearl singles chronology
"Alive"
(1991)
"(Can You) Feel the Passion"
(1991)
"Mother Dawn"
(1992)

Background

The single is done in a spoken word type manner by lead singer Durga McBroom, while the hook, riffs, and chorus melody provided by Youth on the keyboards samples Bizarre Inc's "Playing with Knives." Ironically, club DJs have used both "(Can You) Feel the Passion" and "Playing With Knives" in their bootleg mashups due to the former providing the lyrics and the latter's piano-heavy house feel.

Track listing

CD Maxi (US)
  1. "(Can You) Feel The Passion" (Youth Mix) (5:48)
  2. "(Can You) Feel The Passion" (U.S. Mix) (3:25)
  3. "(Can You) Feel The Passion" (Adrenalin Mix) (5:35)
  4. "(Can You) Feel The Passion (House Mix)" (6:23)
  5. "(Can You) Feel The Passion (Zen Mix)" (6:03)
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