Double You
European house group Double You? first came to prominence in the early 90s, largely through the public disagreements between their label, ZYX Records, and Network Records. Network had made overtures to obtain the license for Double You?’s version of KC And The Sunshine Band’s ‘Please Don’t Go’, but their approaches were rejected. Network employed KWS to record a version instead, earning a five-week stay at number 1 in the UK charts in 1992 in the process. Double You?’s manager Robertson Zanetti collapsed of nervous exhaustion as a result of the disagreement and subsequent litigation. Despite this, the group continued to record, achieving limited success with another cover version, ‘Run To Me’. 1994’s ‘What’s Up’, was a surprise hit, many having presumed the group to have folded, while ‘Hot Stuff’ in 1995 was uninspired, but confirmed Double You?’s continued presence in the elementary house cover version market.
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Discography
58 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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Nobody is Like You
Electronic - Released by Midas Music on Apr 24, 2025
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Runaway Child (Acoustic Version)
Pop - Released by Midas Music on Jul 31, 2025
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Dancing with an Angel
Dance - Released by Dwa Records on Jan 1, 1995
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Ultimate 2007 Greatest Hits
Dance - Released by Dwa Records on Jan 1, 2007
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Ritmo Sinfonico (Symphonic Version)
Dance - Released by Dwa Records on Nov 13, 2020
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Because I'm Loving You
Dance - Released by Dwa Records on Jan 1, 1995
Available in16-Bit/44.1 kHz Stereo -
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Part-Time Lover Remix
Dance - Released by Dwa Records on Jan 1, 1993
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Who's Fooling Who
Dance - Released by Dwa Records on Jan 1, 1992
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Unusual Catwalks (Passarelas Inusitadas) (Mauricio Cury Radio Remix)
Techno - Released by UP IN THE AIR Produções on Jul 14, 2023
Available in16-Bit/44.1 kHz Stereo