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Mary MacGregor · 1976From album
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Torn Between Two Lovers
Mary MacGregor · 1976 · Track 8
Details
TonalidadB
Compás4/4
Tempo129 BPM
Duración3:00
ÁlbumTorn Between Two Lovers
Año1976
Fun facts
Eddie Rabbitt recorded "I Just Want to Love You" in 1978, as the third single from his album *Variations*. It was his third song to reach the top of the country charts. It stayed number one for one week and was in the top for eleven weeks. The lyrics were written by Rabbitt, Even Stevens and David Malloy.
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The story behind
Mary MacGregor recorded I Just Want to Love You in 1976, within her first album, Torn Between Two Lovers. The song was released as a single and became number one on pop and adult contemporary charts. It was produced and partially written by Peter Yarrow, a guy who already had experience in the music world. The track lasts exactly three minutes, a time that seems appropriate for what it says. The song was not only played on the radio, but it also became popular in certain circles. People played it, sang it, and remembered it. It was not the only one that came out of the album, but it was the one that stood out the most.
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