– 4:40 (Remixed by Patrick Putzolu) How Does It Feel – 2:44 Spring – 3:14 Production Credits Producers: Bass-Tee, Cyrus Valentine, and Shirin Valentine. Writers (Title Track): David Weiss and Don Fagenson.
Dance Street GmbH (Germany), Vale Music (Spain), and Hansa. Format: CD Maxi-Single, 12" Vinyl, and Picture Disc. Genre/Style: Electronic, Europop, and Euro House. Standard Tracklist
The Maxi-Single typically includes five tracks, featuring various remixes and b-sides: – 3:30 Shake Your Head 2003 (Extended Club Mix) – 5:42
Bass-Tee, Cyrus Valentine, Shirin Valentine, and Leela Harrison (for "How Does It Feel" and "Spring"). C.C. Catch – Shake Your Head 2003 - Discogs
is a maxi-single by German pop artist C.C. Catch , marking a significant modern update to her classic sound. Released in the spring of 2003, it became a notable European club hit, particularly in Spain. Release Overview Original Release Date: April 28, 2003.
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