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Love Boat (song)

"Love Boat Theme"
Love Boat Jack Jones.jpg
Single by Jack Jones
from the album Nobody Does It Better
B-side "Ready to Take a Chance Again"
Released 1979
Genre Disco
Length 2:57
Label MGM Records
Songwriter(s) Charles Fox, Paul Williams
Producer(s) Ken Barnes
Jack Jones singles chronology
"You Need a Man"
(1977)
"Love Boat Theme"
(1979)
"You Need a Man"
(1977)
"Love Boat Theme"
(1979)
"Love Boat"
Love Boat Amanda Lear.jpg
Single by Amanda Lear
from the album Heart
Released November 5, 2001
Format CD, 12"
Recorded 2001
Genre Pop
Length 3:13
Label Le Marais Prod.
Songwriter(s) Charles Fox, Paul Williams
Producer(s) FX Costello
Amanda Lear singles chronology
"From Here to Eternity"
(2000)
"Love Boat"
(2001)
"I Just Wanna Dance Again"
(2002)
"From Here to Eternity"
(2000)
"Love Boat"
(2001)
"I Just Wanna Dance Again"
(2002)

"Love Boat" is a single by Jack Jones released in 1979 by MGM Records.

The song was written by Charles Fox (music) and Paul Williams (lyrics). It became the theme music of the popular American television series The Love Boat, broadcast between 1977 and 1986. Jones's version was used as the opening tune for most of the seasons, only to be replaced by Dionne Warwick's cover in the last one.

Jack Jones released the track on a single in 1979 as "Love Boat Theme", with "Ready to Take a Chance Again" as the B-side (the latter was earlier recorded by Barry Manilow and released as the single in 1978). Later that year the song appeared as the opening track on Jones's album Nobody Does It Better, this time billed as "The Love Boat".

French singer Amanda Lear recorded the song for her 2001 comeback album Heart. It was released as the first single from the album and has since become a standard in Lear's concert performances. In 2004 "Love Boat" was released in limited picture disc format, with only 500 copies available.

The music video was actually an edited performance from a French television show. It later appeared on Amanda's 2005 single "Copacabana".


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