electronic :: singles :: feel every beat

uk 7" (fac 328/7), 12" (fac 328), cd (facd 328) and cassette (fac 328c) released by factory on 9 september 1991. us 12" maxi-single (9 40159-0) and cd maxi-single in digipak (9 40159-2) released by warner bros on 17 september 1991. german 7" (114 671), 12" (614 671) and cd (664 671) released by virgin. australian cd in card sleeve (936240159-2) and cassette (543919161-4) released by warner bros.

feel every beat. 7" remix
lean to the inside

feel every beat. 12" remix
feel every beat. dub mix
lean to the inside

titled feel every beat/remixes.

feel every beat. 7" remix
lean to the inside

both tracks play on either side.

feel every beat. 7" remix
feel every beat. dna mix
second to none
lean to the inside

the uk and australian cds.

feel every beat (tactile mix)
feel every beat (u.k. 12" remix)
feel every beat (downstairs dub)
feel every beat (downstairs mix)
lean to the inside (instrumental)
feel every beat (dna 12" remix)

titled feel every beat/remixes.

feel every beat (single remix) *
feel every beat (tactile mix) **
feel every beat (downstairs mix) **
lean to the inside (instrumental)
feel every beat (u.k. 12" remix) +
feel every beat (dna remix)
second to none

bernard sumner: vocals, keyboards and programming
johnny marr: guitars, keyboards and programming
thanks to dna for additional programming

written and produced by bernard sumner and johnny marr
engineered by owen morris
recorded at clear, manchester
packaged by 3a
photograph by donald christie

*additional production and remix by stephen hague
**remix and additional production by winston jones and dave shaw
**additional dope drum drops: bob and jazzy
**mix engineer: david darlington
**mixed at quad recording
+mixed by danny rampling and pete lorimer
mastered by chris gehringer

uk advertisement.

uk white label 12"ers (fac 328 and fac 328 dj) released by factory. us 12" (9 40159-0) and cd in jewel case (pro-cd-5019) released by warner bros. german 7" in stickered plain sleeve with press sheet (114 671) and 12" in stickered plain sleeve (614 671) released by virgin.

single remix
album edit

uk #39
modern rock tracks #27
hot dance club play #28

a terrific single with two exceptional b-sides. the remix of the a-side by stephen hague isn’t quite as dynamic as the lp version, but it does have several appealing embellishments like a piano pattern in the second verse and handclaps in the instrumental sections. the song was ripe for the remixers, and six different versions appeared on various formats on both sides of the atlantic, of which danny rampling and pete lorimer’s 12" is the best—parts of this remix were even incorporated into live versions of the song that winter.