Space Cowboy: The Collection

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Space Cowboy: The Collection
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Compilation album by
Released22 November 2010
Recorded2003–2010
Length123:52
Label Southern Fried
Producer Space Cowboy
Space Cowboy chronology
Electro Pioneers
(2010)
Space Cowboy: The Collection
(2010)

Space Cowboy: The Collection is the first compilation album by the French-born English recording artist Space Cowboy. It contains remixes of the songs "I Would Die 4 U", "Crazy Talk", and "Just Put Your Hand in Mine" and contains the previously unreleased song, "Heavy Metal". It was released by Southern Fried Records on November 22, 2010. [1]

Track listing

Space Cowboy: The Collection track listing
No.TitleLength
1."I Would Die 4 U" (Extended Club Mix)5:28
2."I Would Die 4 U" (Markus Knight Remix)5:56
3."I Would Die 4 U" (Eats Everything Remix)6:25
4."I Would Die 4 U" (Radio Edit)2:41
5."I Would Die 4 U" (Kashii Remix)5:26
6."I Would Die 4 U" (10 Rapid Remix)5:26
7."I Would Die 4 U" (Sam Watts Remix)6:52
8."I Would Die 4 U" (Luvstuff Remix)6:18
9."Crazy Talk"5:48
10."Crazy Talk" (Radio Edit)2:28
11."Crazy Talk" (Todd Edwards Deep Talking Vocal Remix)6:57
12."Crazy Talk" (Todd Edwards Deep Talking Radio Edit)3:25
13."Crazy Talk" (Todd Edwards Talk Back UK Vocal)6:58
14."Crazy Talk" (Todd Edwards Talk Back UK Radio Edit)3:35
15."Crazy Talk" (Todd Edwards Spiritual Dub)6:53
16."Crazy Talk" (Armand Van Helden Remix)8:09
17."Crazy Talk" (Armand Van Helden Dub)8:11
18."Crazy Talk" (Pique & Nique Remix)6:04
19."Just Put Your Hand in Mine"6:35
20."Just Put Your Hand in Mine" (Radio Edit)2:37
21."Just Put Your Hand in Mine" (Artificial Funk Remix)7:53
22."Heavy Metal"3:47
Total length:123:52

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References

  1. "Space Cowboy - The Collection - Southern Fried Records". Southern Fried Records . Retrieved 28 January 2012.
  2. "iTunes - Music - Space Cowboy: The Collection by Space Cowboy". Apple . Retrieved 28 January 2012.