About this album
Sound:
"An infectious blend of dance-pop and Hi-NRG that invites listeners to the dance floor with its pulsating beats."
Where they were
Released on July 7, 1986, 'Touch Me' was Samantha Fox's debut album, marking her transition from a successful model to a pop music star. This album came at the peak of the 1980s dance music craze, positioning Fox as a prominent figure in the Eurobeat and Hi-NRG scenes.
Why it matters
'Touch Me' achieved significant commercial success, reaching top chart positions in several countries and solidifying Fox's status as a pop icon. The title track, 'Touch Me (I Want Your Body)', became a worldwide hit, contributing to the sexual liberation themes prevalent in 1980s pop culture.
Essential tracks
- "Touch Me (I Want Your Body)" — This track is not only the album's title song but also served as Fox's breakthrough single, capturing the essence of 80s dance music with its catchy hook and provocative lyrics.
- "Do Ya Do Ya (Wanna Please Me)" — 'Do Ya Do Ya' exemplifies Fox's playful approach to sexuality and desire, featuring an upbeat tempo that showcases her signature Hi-NRG sound.
- "Suzie, Don’t Leave Me With Your Boyfriend" — This playful track highlights the album's mix of humor and flirtation, making it a memorable and relatable anthem for listeners navigating relationships.
Release Date
July 7, 1986
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Touch Me (I Want Your Body) 3:44
- 2 I’m All You Need 4:25
- 3 Suzie, Don’t Leave Me With Your Boyfriend 3:54
- 4 Wild Kinda Love 3:33
- 5 Hold on Tight 3:36
- 6 Do Ya Do Ya (Wanna Please Me) 3:48
- 7 Baby I’m Lost for Words 3:48
- 8 It’s Only Love 3:20
- 9 He’s Got Sex 3:50
- 10 Drop Me a Line 3:47
