I Want You (Roxette song)

"I Want You" is a song written and performed by Swedish recording artists Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle (Roxette), Mauro Scocco and Johan Ekelund (Ratata) and solo artist Eva Dahlgren, and was co-written and produced by Anders Glenmark. It was recorded in June 1987, immediately prior to the commencement of "Rock Runt Riket" ("Rock Around the Kingdom"), a 15-date joint tour of Sweden. It was performed by all three acts together as an encore during every date of the tour.[1]

"I Want You"
Single by Eva Dahlgren, Ratata and Roxette
Released1 July 1987
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)Glenmark
Roxette singles chronology
"Soul Deep"
(1987)		 "I Want You"
(1987)		 "It Must Have Been Love (Christmas for the Broken Hearted)"
(1987)
Eva Dahlgren singles chronology
""Himlen kan vente"(with Henrik Strube)"
(1986)		 "I Want You"
(1987)		 ""Hjärtats ödsliga slag"(with Uno Svenningsson)"
(1987)
Ratata singles chronology
"Ingenstans att gå"
(1986)		 "I Want You"
(1987)		 ""Så länge vi har varann" (with Frida)"
(1987)

The single was limited to just 750 copies on 7" vinyl, which were exclusively sold at the venue on the night of each concert date. The song has never been included on a studio or compilation album released by any of the artists involved, and is considered the rarest release ever issued by Roxette.[1]

Formats and track listings
  • 7" single (TATI-7)
  1. "I Want You" – 4:37
  2. "I Want You" (Digital Lägerelds Mix) – 3:30

Personnel
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gollark: Or just *don't tell everyone everything*.
gollark: I, personally, would prefer some people lying to me without me knowing to everyone knowing the full details of my life or something.

References
  1. Thorselius, Robert (May 2003). The Look for Roxette: The Illustrated Worldwide Discography & Price Guide (1st ed.). Sweden: Premium Förlag Publishing. ISBN 978-9197189484.
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