Dan Hill — Sometimes When We Touch / Still Not Used To (1977) — 7-Inch Vinyl 45 RPM
Dan Hill's “Sometimes When We Touch” is a memorable late-1970s soft-rock ballad known for its intimate lyrics and emotional vocal performance. Co-written by Hill and Barry Mann, the song became an international hit and reached the Top 5 of the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. This 20th Century Records single comes from Hill's album Longer Fuse. The flip side, “Still Not Used To,” offers another selection from his early recording career.
A-Side / B-Side
Side A: “Sometimes When We Touch” — 3:31
Side B: “Still Not Used To”
Record Details
Artist: Dan Hill
Record Label: 20th Century Records
Catalog Number: TC-2355
Release: 1977
Album: Longer Fuse
Format: 7-inch vinyl single, 45 RPM
Genre: Pop / Soft Rock / Ballad
Songwriters (A-side): Dan Hill and Barry Mann
Producers (A-side): Matthew McCauley and Fred Mollin
Condition: Used
Record Sleeve Information
Most 45s will ship in a white paper sleeve. The sleeve you receive may differ from the image shown, which may feature a picture sleeve or a record label sleeve. When available, an original picture sleeve or matching record label sleeve may be included, but is not guaranteed.
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