“You Make Me Feel” by Book of Love

Book of Love's "You Make Me Feel", properly titled "You Make Me Feel So Good", was the third single the American synth-pop outfit lifted from their self-titled 1986 debut on Sire. It was written inside the band, by Susan Ottaviano and Ted Ottaviano, and for the single it got a fresh remix from Jellybean and Ivan Ivan. It never cracked the Billboard Hot 100, but it broke through somewhere else, becoming their first hit on CHR radio, and a video was shot to push the album.

The 12-inch was a treat for the dancefloor crowd, too. Alongside the single it carried a stretched-out remix of the album track "Lost Souls" by Mark Kamins and a 'Full Bloom Version' of their earlier single "I Touch Roses", remixed by Daniel Miller, the Mute Records founder who produced Depeche Mode.

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