The Girl I Used to Know

"The Girl I Used to Know" is a 1990 pop single from the boyband Brother Beyond. The song was recorded specifically for the American edition of their second album Trust, released in mid-1990, with the European edition, which was released in 1989, not containing the song. The song saw a change in the band's musical direction as this track was more funk-orientated and had less of the Motown sound of their earlier work. The song was written and produced by American producers Carl Sturken and Evan Rogers.

"The Girl I Used To Know"
Single by Brother Beyond
from the album Trust (U.S. Edition)
Released1990
Recorded1990
GenrePop
Length4:24
LabelParlophone
Songwriter(s)Carl Sturken and Evan Rogers
Producer(s)Carl Sturken and Evan Rogers
Brother Beyond singles chronology
"Trust"
(1990)		 "The Girl I Used To Know"
(1990)		 "Just A Heartbeat Away"
(1990)

Chart success

First released as a single in the US in mid-1990, the track proved to be the group's only single to enter the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at #27. It also peaked at #62 in Canada. In the UK and Europe, the single was released as a non-album single in 1991, peaking at #48 in the UK in January of that year. This would be the group's last single to chart, and they disbanded not long after.

Music video

A video for the song directed by Anton Corbijn featuring the band driving in a convertible motor was shot in the Sahara Desert in southern Morocco in November 1990.[1] These were interspersed with black and white studio scenes of the band performing.

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References
  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS-E_lPE668
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