"Hunny Hunny"/ "Chatterbox (Pt. 2)" | ||||
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Single by Book of Love | ||||
from the album Lovebubble | ||||
A-side | "Double A-side single" | |||
Released | 23 September 1993 | |||
Recorded | 1992-1993 | |||
Genre | Synthpop, new wave | |||
Length | "Hunny Hunny" 4:06(album version) 4:09 (radio remix) "Chatterbox (Pt. 2)" 3:32 (album version) | |||
Label | Sire Records | |||
Songwriter(s) | Lauren Roselli and Ted Ottaviano ("Hunny Hunny") Jade Lee and Ted Ottaviano ["Chatterbox (Pt. 2)"] | |||
Producer(s) | Ted Ottaviano | |||
Book of Love singles chronology | ||||
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Music video | ||||
Hunny Hunny on YouTube | ||||
Alternate cover | ||||
![]() German CD Maxi-Single sleeve |
"Hunny Hunny"/"Chatterbox (Pt. 2)" is the twelfth single released by the American synthpop band Book of Love. The single is a double A-side single, and was released on September 23, 1993, as the second single from the band's fourth album Lovebubble . [1]
"Hunny Hunny" was written by band member Ted Ottaviano, and "Chatterbox (Pt. 2)" by Jade Lee and Ted Ottaviano; the latter was a spoken word commentary featuring the two members. [2]
"Hunny Hunny" was remixed by Ben Grosse into seven different remixes for the singles. [2] [3] The song "Chatterbox (Pt. 2)" was remixed into five different remixes by Tony Garcia and Guido Osorio. [2] [3]
Side A:
Side B:
Side A: "Hunny Hunny" (Radio Remix) - 4:09
Side B: "Hunny Hunny" (Album Version) - 4:05
Side A:
Side B:
"Hunny Hunny" written by Ted Ottaviano. "Chatterbox (Pt. 2)" written by Jade Lee and Ted Ottaviano. "Chatterbox (Pt. 1)" written by Jade Lee. All instruments arranged, programmed, and performed by Book of Love.
Year | Official versions of "Hunny Hunny" | Length | Mixed/Remixed by | Comment |
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1993 | Album version | 4:06 | Michael Hutchinson | Found on the CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2), promo CD single (Sire Records PRO-CD-6332), cassette single (Sire Records 9 18388-4), and all formats of the album Lovebubble .* |
1993 | Radio Remix | 4:09 | Ben Grosse | Found on the promo 12" single (Sire Records PRO-A-6332), CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2), promo CD single (Sire Records PRO-CD-6332), the cassette single (Sire Records 9 18388-4), and the CD of I Touch Roses: The Best of Book of Love .* |
1993 | Radio Remix Edit | 3:30 | Ben Grosse | Special DJ edit of the 'Radio Remix'. Found exclusively on the European CD maxi-single (Sire Records W 0212CD DJ). |
1993 | Sweet & Sticky Mix | 5:39 | Ben Grosse | Found on the 12" vinyl maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-0), the promo 12" single (Sire Records PRO-A-6332), CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2), promo CD single (Sire Records PRO-CD-6332), and the 2009 CD reissue of Lovebubble (Noble Rot). |
1993 | Sweet & Sticky Edit | 3:47 | Ben Grosse | Found on the promo 12" single (Sire Records PRO-A-6332), CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2), and the promo CD single (Sire Records PRO-CD-6332). |
1993 | Sweet & Sticky Dub | 5:34 | Ben Grosse | Found on the 12" vinyl maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-0), and the promo 12" single (Sire Records PRO-A-6332). |
1993 | Tribal Rock Mix | 5:04 | Ben Grosse | Found on the 12" vinyl maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-0), promo 12" single (Sire Records PRO-A-6332), and the CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2). |
1993 | Tribal Rock Edit | 4:01 | Ben Grosse | Found on the 12" vinyl maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-0) and the promo 12" single (Sire Records PRO-A-6332). |
Year | Official versions of "Chatterbox (Pt. 2)" | Length | Mixed/Remixed by | Comment |
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1993 | Album version | 3:32 | Hugo Dwyer | Found on the CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2), and all formats of the album Lovebubble .* |
1993 | "Chatterbox (Pt. 1)" Album version | 1:10 | Ted Ottaviano | Found on the CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2), and all formats of the album Lovebubble .* |
1993 | Late Nite Chat Mix | 5:45 | Tony Garcia Guido Osorio | Found on the 12" vinyl maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-0), CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2), German DJ CD single (Sire Records W 0212CD DJ), and the 2009 CD reissue of Lovebubble (Noble Rot). |
1993 | Late Nite Chat Edit | 4:00 | Tony Garcia Guido Osorio | Found exclusively on the CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2). |
1993 | Translator Mix | 6:11 | Tony Garcia Guido Osorio | Found on the 12" vinyl maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-0),and the CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2). |
1993 | Translator Instrumental | 6:26 | Tony Garcia Guido Osorio | Found on the 12" vinyl maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-0),and the CD maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-2). |
1993 | Unspoken Dub | 5:47 | Tony Garcia Guido Osorio | Found exclusively on the 12" vinyl maxi-single (Sire Records 9 41052-0). |
" * " denotes that version is available as digital download
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