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1984 single by Raf, afterwards covered by Laura Branigan

"Self Control"
Raf-Self Control.jpg
Unmarried by Raf
from the album Raf
B-side
  • "Self Control" (Part 2) (vii")
  • "Running Away" (12")
Released 1984
Genre Italo disco[1] [2]
Length
  • 4:21 (7")
  • six:08 (12")
Characterization Carrere
Songwriter(south)
  • Giancarlo Bigazzi
  • Raffaele Riefoli
  • Steve Piccolo
Producer(due south) Giancarlo Bigazzi
Raf singles chronology
"Self Control"
(1984) 		"Alter Your Mind"
(1984)
Music video
"Self Control" on YouTube

"Self Control" is a vocal by Italian singer Raf, released in 1984. Information technology was written by Giancarlo Bigazzi, Steve Piccolo and Raf. The song was covered the same year past American vocalizer Laura Branigan. Her version offset hit no. 1 in Germany on June 15, 1984. Raf's version first hit no. 1 in Italian republic on June 23, 1984. Both versions of the song were popular across Europe during much of the summer of 1984 and were the most successful single of the yr in Federal republic of germany and Switzerland. Branigan's version peaked at no. 4 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart and also went to no. 2 on the dance nautical chart.[3]

The vocal has become one of the defining songs of the 1980s, with a number of remakes recorded each year. Notable covers include Puerto Rican vocalizer Ricky Martin in 1993, a hitting dance remake by Branigan in 2004 and two 2006 versions that hit the Pinnacle 5 in various European enclaves, by Danish dance group Infernal and Spanish vocalizer Soraya Arnelas.

Raf version [edit]

Raf, born as Raffaele Riefoli, co-wrote the song "Cocky Control" with Giancarlo Bigazzi and Steve Piccolo. His version of "Cocky Control" peaked at no. 1 in Italy.[4] It also notably edged into no. 1 in Switzerland between runs at the top spot by Laura Branigan'southward version of "Self Control", and peaked at no. 2 in Federal republic of germany, no. seven in Austria and at no. 40 in France.[five] [6] Raf released an extended dance mix of the song, like Branigan, but Raf's version featured a rap (performed past two other rap vocalists), relatively rare for a white artist at the time.

He would release several more tracks in English language and re-release his debut 1984 anthology Raf in 1987 under the championship Cocky Control, featuring two of these tracks. Although his English-language album and especially the singles proved to be quite successful in Italia and elsewhere, he began releasing his later albums in his native language, almost all of which were received better in Italia than the English-language albums; many of them entered Italy'southward Pinnacle 10 anthology chart.[seven]

Charts [edit]

Laura Branigan version [edit]

"Self Control"
Laura Branigan - Self Control (single).png
Unmarried by Laura Branigan
from the album Self Command
B-side "Silent Partners"
Released 1984
Genre Italo disco[fifteen]
Length iv:06
Label Atlantic
Songwriter(s)
  • Giancarlo Bigazzi
  • Raffaele Riefoli
  • Steve Piccolo
Producer(due south)
  • Jack White
  • Robbie Buchanan
Laura Branigan singles chronology
"How Am I Supposed to Live Without You lot"
(1983) 		"Cocky Control"
(1984) 		"The Lucky I"
(1984)
Music video
"Self Control" on YouTube

American vocalist Laura Branigan covered "Self Control" in 1984. Information technology was released as the lead single from her 3rd studio anthology of the same name, released the same year.

History [edit]

Branigan's first major hit had also been co-written by Bigazzi: "Gloria" (1982) was an English encompass of the 1979 original Italian vocal recorded by Umberto Tozzi. The following year Branigan recorded some other English song written over a Tozzi and Bigazzi song, "Mama", which was office of the 1983 album Branigan 2. Branigan chose two more Italian songs for her 3rd album: the first one, "Ti Amo" with lyrics by Diane Warren once once again based on the original by Tozzi and Bigazzi that had been a 1977 unmarried for Tozzi. The 2nd i, "Cocky Control" became the title track to the album and her biggest international hit. "Cocky Control" was the simply ane of the four Italian songs recorded past Branigan that was originally equanimous in English language, and Branigan chose to record the song as written. Too different the other songs, Branigan'south version was contemporaneous with that of its co-writer.

The Branigan recording was arranged by Giorgio Moroder'southward protégé Harold Faltermeyer with Robbie Buchanan and produced by Buchanan with Jack White in Germany and Los Angeles. A keyboard hook in Raf's version was changed to a guitar riff for Branigan'south version and a vocal break was paired with a sharper and repeated percussive element.

Song information [edit]

The song narrates the singer'due south skid into the world of nightlife, the attraction of which has her "livin' simply for the night" and deeming herself to "alive among the creatures of the dark". Rather than actually invoking more self-control, the singer addresses someone: "yous take my self, you take my self-control".

Music video [edit]

Branigan was i of the get-go artists of the video era to work with an Academy Award-winning film manager on a music video when William Friedkin (The French Connection, The Exorcist) directed the clip. Filmed in New Jersey and New York City, the video was produced by Fred Caruso and first aired in April 1984.[16]

The video drew controversy, and MTV required some edits before it could air.[17] Amusement Tonight aired a segment on the network'southward reaction to the clip, which was beingness played in tardily-night slots on other networks. Though Branigan resisted at first, her tape visitor convinced her to allow a minor alteration and the video was aired on MTV, though past this fourth dimension the single had peaked on the charts. Branigan would go on to be nominated for a 1985 American Music Honour for Favorite Pop/Stone Female person Video Creative person.[18] Branigan's swain nominees were Tina Turner and Cyndi Lauper, who won the honour.

Chart performance [edit]

Branigan's recording was a worldwide multi-format hit. In the United states, the song became Branigan'due south fourth consecutive top 10 hitting on a Billboard chart in a year and a half, post-obit "Gloria", "Solitaire" and "How Am I Supposed to Alive Without You". "Cocky Control" peaked at no. 2 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart, no. 4 on the Hot 100 and no. v on the Adult Gimmicky chart.[three] In Canada, the track hit no. ane on both the popular and Air conditioning charts. Both the Raf original and the Branigan version of "Cocky Command" entered the German Top 20 in May 1984: on June 25, the Branigan unmarried assumed the no. one position, where it remained for six weeks, while the Raf version occupied the no. 2 spot.[xix] Branigan's "Cocky Control" also entered the Italian charts although the dominance of the Raf version in his native Italy predicated a comparatively depression height Italian chart meridian of no. 29 for Branigan's version.

"Cocky Command" afforded Laura Branigan a no. 1 hit in Republic of austria, Canada, Sweden[twenty] and South Africa[21] and was also a smash hit for Branigan in Norway (no. 2),[twenty] Ireland (no. iii),[22] Commonwealth of australia (no. iii) and the Britain (no. v).[23] Branigan'south album Self Control went Silverish, Gold or Platinum in several countries and yielded subsequent charting singles, though not of the championship track'southward magnitude, in "The Lucky I", "Ti Amo" and "Satisfaction".

Germany's and Switzerland's almost successful single of 1984 [edit]

Raf'due south version exceeded the success of Branigan'southward simply in his native Italy. The but other territory where Raf topped the charts was in Switzerland. His single debuted in the Swiss Pinnacle thirty at no. vii on June 17, the aforementioned calendar week Branigan'southward version debuted at no. 24. The following week, Raf's single had climbed to no. 2. Branigan's unmarried, even so, had leapt to no. 1. In their third week, Raf's version supplanted Branigan's at number 1, just she regained the summit spot in the fourth week and the ii versions would remain at that place, Branigan at no. i and Raf at no. 2, for three more weeks.

In their 7th week on the charts, Raf fell to no. iii, beneath "Wake Me Upwards Before You Go-Get" by Wham!, while Branigan held at no. 1. Their eighth week on the charts saw Raf regain the no. ii spot behind Branigan. The following calendar week the Wham! single moved back to no. 2 and Raf brutal three spaces, but Branigan held firm. In their tenth calendar week on the charts, Wham! savage to no. 5, Raf fell two more spots, and Branigan maintained pole position.

Finally on the week of August 26, "Such a Shame" by Talk Talk moved Branigan out of the number one spot, though she would remain in the top five for another iii weeks. Branigan's record was in the Swiss height 30 for a total of sixteen weeks, including twelve weeks in the summit 5 and eight weeks at no. 1.[20] It was joined by her follow-up single, "The Lucky One (Like a Wild Bird of Pray)", equally it was erroneously subtitled in Europe, which charted in the top thirty for vii weeks.[24] Raf's version spent fourteen weeks in the pinnacle 30, including eight in the pinnacle five and one at number one.

Branigan'southward version was the most successful unmarried of 1984 in Switzerland, earning Branigan the number one spot on the yr-end charts.[14] It was as well the most successful single of 1984 in Germany, where Branigan'due south version was produced.[25]

Live performances [edit]

Branigan performed the song live in her debut on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson on Apr 27, 1984.[26] She also promoted the song during appearances on The Merv Griffin Show, Solid Gold (May 12, 1984),[27] Dick Clark's American Bandstand (June 9, 1984)[28] and the syndicated Dick Clark tv special Stone Rolls On, which she also co-hosted.

Track listings [edit]

7" single
  1. "Cocky Command" – 4:06
  2. "Silent Partners" – iii:55

(Note: UK 7" Single Cat No: A9676)

12" maxi
  1. "Self Control" (extended version) – v:04
  2. "Silent Partners" (extended version) – 4:10

Charts and certifications [edit]

Re-releases [edit]

"Cocky Command 2004"
Single by Laura Branigan
Released 2004
Length 3:21
Label Dance Street
Songwriter(s)
  • Giancarlo Bigazzi
  • Raffaele Riefoli
  • Steve Piccolo
Laura Branigan singles chronology
"I Believe"
(1995) 		"Self Control 2004"
(2004) 		"Gloria 2004"
(2004)

Branigan'due south "Self Control" was paired with follow-up unmarried "The Lucky One" for an "oldies series" release in the US. In the UK, a like release paired the vocal with her before hit, "Gloria". In 1992, the original single mix of "Self Control" was re-released on CD single and 12" vinyl by Atlantic/WEA in Federal republic of germany featuring ii new remixes. One of those, the 'Classic Summer Mix', appeared on the European greatest hits album The Very Best of Laura Branigan. In 1999, four new remixes of "Cocky Control" were deputed for a South African collection called Back in Control, on Atlantic/Gallo.[62] "Self Control '99" was released every bit a CD single there. In the mid 2000s (decade), several trance music remixes featuring samples of diverse lengths from the 1984 Branigan original surfaced from various entities including Crooklyn Clan, Imperial Machine, and SK featuring Laura Branigan. None of these mixes were done with Branigan's participation.

As of 2010, the Self Control album remains in print and the original version can too be heard on The Best of Branigan (1993), and in remastered versions on The Essentials: Laura Branigan (2002) and The Platinum Collection (2006).

2004 version [edit]

Branigan sought to reclaim her career after years away from the music manufacture get-go to take care of her ailing married man so to mourn his loss. She re-recorded her ii biggest order hits for the 20th anniversary of "Self Control" and they were released in a slew of remixes as "Gloria 2004" and "Cocky Control 2004". The latter track striking the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot Dance Singles Sales chart post-obit Branigan'southward sudden decease from an aneurysm in Baronial of that twelvemonth.

Track listings [edit]
CD maxi unmarried
  1. "Self Control 2004" [Mindworkers Radio Mix] – 3:21
  2. "Self Command 2004" [Flip & Make full Remix] – half dozen:45
  3. "Self Command 2004" [Mindworkers Remix] – seven:07
  4. "Self Control 2004" [Force Iv Remix] – 7:45
  5. "Self Command 2004" [Kenny Hayes Club Mix] – half-dozen:07
  6. "Self Control 2004" [Mindworkers Instrumental] – 7:05

Charts [edit]

Chart (2004) Elevation
position
US Billboard Hot Dance Singles Sales[63] 10

Ricky Martin version [edit]

"Que Dia Es Hoy"
Single by Ricky Martin
from the album Me Amaras
B-side "Que Dia Es Hoy" (Remix)
Released 1993
Length 4:25
Label
  • CBS International
  • Sony Music Mexico
Songwriter(s)
  • Giancarlo Bigazzi
  • Steve Piccolo
  • Raffaele Riefoli
  • Juan Carlos Calderón
  • Mikel Herzog
Producer(s)
  • Juan Carlos Calderón
  • Mikel Herzog
Ricky Martin singles chronology
"Me Amaras"
(1993) 		"Que Dia Es Hoy"
(1993) 		"Entre el Amor y los Halagos"
(1993)
Music video
"Que Dia Es Hoy (Cocky Control)" (sound) on YouTube

In 1993, Ricky Martin recorded a Spanish-language cover of "Self Control", titled "Que Dia Es Hoy" ("What Day Is Today"). With lyrics by producer Juan Carlos Calderón and Mikel Herzog, the song was released every bit unmarried from Martin's 2d studio solo album, Me Amaras, in 1993. The single featured a remixed version of the track. A music video was likewise released. In 2008, the remixed version was included on CD and DVD, chosen 17.

Formats and track listings [edit]

Latin America promotional 12" single

  1. "Que Dia Es Hoy (Self Command)" (Remix Extended Version) – eight:01
  2. "Que Dia Es Hoy (Cocky Control)" (Remix Radio Version) – 4:52
  3. "Que Dia Es Hoy (Self Control)" (Remix Extended Dub Version) – 6:03
  4. "Que Dia Es Hoy (Self Command)" – 4:22

Brazilian promotional CD single

  1. "Que Dia Es Hoy (Self Control)" (Club Mix) – 8:01
  2. "Que Dia Es Hoy (Self Control)" (Social club Mix Edit) – iv:52
  3. "Que Dia Es Hoy (Self Control)" (Dub Mix) – half dozen:03
  4. "Te Quero Amor (Que Dia Es Hoy)" – four:22

Charts [edit]

Imperial Gigolos version [edit]

"Cocky Control" / "Somebody'southward Watching Me"
Royalselfcontrol.jpg
Single by Purple Gigolos
from the album Musique Deluxe
Released 2005
Songwriter(s)
  • Giancarlo Bigazzi
  • Raffaele Riefoli
  • Steve Piccolo
Majestic Gigolos singles chronology
"No Milk Today"
(2004) 		"Self Control" / "Somebody'due south Watching Me"
(2005) 		"Tell Information technology to My Heart"
(2006)

In 2005, the German dance band Regal Gigolos recorded a cover of the song. It appeared on a maxi CD, along with their comprehend of the 1984 Rockwell hit "Somebody'south Watching Me". The song's most notable success were Peak 20 chartings in Denmark and Republic of finland.

Track listings [edit]

CD maxi
  1. "Self Control" (D.O.N.S. single mix) – 3:42
  2. "Self Control" (unmarried version) – 3:46
  3. "Cocky Control" (extended version) – 5:05
  4. "Self Control" (D.O.N.Southward. remix) – 6:18
  5. "Self Control" (Swen G° remix) – half-dozen:32
  6. "Somebody'south Watching Me" (single version) – three:17
  7. "Somebody's Watching Me" (extended version) – iv:27
  8. "Somebody's Watching Me" (DJ Tyson club mix) – six:36
  9. "Self Control" (video)

Charts [edit]

Chart (2005–2006) Summit
position
Republic of austria (Ö3 Austria Acme twoscore)[65] 42
Denmark (Tracklisten)[66] 17
Netherlands (Single Top 100)[67] 49
Finland (Suomen virallinen lista)[68] xiv
Germany (Official German language Charts)[69] 67
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[70] 90

Infernal version [edit]

"Self Control"
Self Control -single-.jpg
Single by Infernal
from the album From Paris to Berlin
Released 2006
Length
  • 3:16 (UK radio edit)
  • 3:40 (radio edit)
Label
  • Universal
  • Central Station
  • MRA
Songwriter(s)
  • Giancarlo Bigazzi
  • Raffaele Riefoli
  • Steve Piccolo
Infernal singles chronology
"Ten Miles"
(2006) 		"Self Command"
(2006) 		"I Won't Be Crying"
(2007)

In 2006, Danish trip the light fantastic toe band Infernal, all-time known for the lodge hit "From Paris to Berlin", released a cover of the song on November 6 in the U.k.. The song debuted in the chart at no. 61 based on downloads only. The rails was too released in Australia, as a Double A-side with "I Won't Be Crying", though information technology did not chart at that place. Their recording was notably Meridian x in Republic of finland and their native Kingdom of denmark.

Formats and track listings [edit]

two-track CD single
  1. "Self Control" [Radio Edit] – 3:40
  2. "From Paris to Berlin" [DJ Aligator Remix] – half-dozen:37
7-track enhanced promo single
  1. "Self Control" [Radio Edit] – 3:40
  2. "Self Command" [Extended Version] – half-dozen:00
  3. "Self Control" [Soul Seekerz Remix] – 7:40
  4. "Self Control" [Robbie Rivera Juicy Mix] – six:fourteen
  5. "Self Command" [Europeanz Remix] – 7:09
  6. "Self Control" [Weekend Wonderz Club Mix] – 6:13
  7. "Self Command" [Video] – iii:48
12" unmarried
  1. "Self Command" [Soul Seekerz Remix] – seven:41
  2. "Cocky Control" [Extended Version] – 6:00
  3. "Self Control" [Robbie Rivera Juicy Mix] – 6:14

Charts [edit]

Chart (2006) Tiptop
position
Denmark (Tracklisten)[71] 3
Finland (Suomen virallinen lista)[72] 6
Republic of ireland (IRMA)[73] 14
UK Singles (OCC)[74] 18

Kendra Erika version [edit]

In 2018, Usa singer, Kendra Erika recorded her version, where information technology went to number one on the Billboard, US Dance Order Songs chart.

Chart (2018) Pinnacle
position
US Billboard Dance Club Songs[75] ane

Track listings [edit]

The Remixes
  1. Self Control (Dingy Werk Radio Mix (3:14)
  2. Cocky Control (Moto Blanco Radio Edit) (3:06)
  3. Self Command (Ralphi Rosario & Erick Ibiza Radio Mix) (iii:56)

Use in media [edit]

Branigan's version of "Self Control" was featured on the Miami Vice episode "The Great McCarthy" and was featured in the fact-based 1989 TV movie The Preppie Murder and a 2007 episode of the series Common cold Instance. In 2002, the Branigan recording was used as a track on the fictional radio station Flash FM in the video game Yard Theft Auto: Vice Urban center, and it appears on the CD collection Grand Theft Auto: Vice Urban center Official Soundtrack Box Prepare, equally well equally numerous other hits collections. It was oftentimes used as bumper music by tardily dark radio talk show host Art Bell when he hosted Coast to Declension AM in the 1990s. It was also featured in the opening scenes of the Knight Passenger episodes "Halloween Knight" and "K.I.T.T vs K.A.R.R." In 2018, Branigan'southward version was heard in FX'due south The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story episode, "Descent".

See also [edit]

  • List of European number-i hits of 1984
  • List of number-i singles of 1984 (Canada)
  • List of number-ane hits of 1984 (Germany)
  • List of number-one hits of 1984 (Italy)
  • List of number-one singles of the 1980s (Switzerland)
  • List of number-ane dance singles of 2022 (U.Due south.)
  • Listing of number-one singles and albums in Sweden

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