All Over You (Level 42 song)

"All Over You" is a song written by Mark King, Mike Lindup and Phil Gould and released in 1994 by British musical group Level 42, from their last studio album of the decade, Forever Now. It was the second to last single released by the band before its original breakup.

The single was released in the United Kingdom (where it peaked at #26 on the UK chart) and in the Netherlands.

There was a video made for the song, directed by Nigel Simpkiss, the same director of the video for the song "Forever Now".

Personnel

Mark King - Bass/vocals
Mike Lindup - Keyboards/vocals
Phil Gould - Drums
Wally Badarou - Keyboards
Danny Blume - Guitars
Gary Barnacle - Saxophones
John Thirkell, Derek Watkins and Stuart Brooks - Trumpets
Richard Edwards - Trombone

References

External links

Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics

Level 42

Mark King Mike Lindup Nathan King Sean Freeman Pete Ray Biggin Phil Gould Boon Gould Gary Husband Alan Murphy Lyndon Connah

Studio albums	Level 42 The Early Tapes The Pursuit of Accidents Standing in the Light True Colours World Machine Running in the Family Staring at the Sun Guaranteed Forever Now Retroglide

Live albums	A Physical Presence The River Sessions Live at Wembley Greatest Hits Live Tour Retroglide Tour

Compilations	Level Best The Very Best of Level 42 The Definitive Collection Past Lives – The Best of the RCA Years

Singles	"Sandstorm" "Love Meeting Love" "Love Games" "Turn It On" "Starchild" "Weave Your Spell" "Are You Hearing (What I Hear)?" "The Chinese Way" "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" "The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up)" "Micro-Kid" "Hot Water" "The Chant Has Begun" "A Physical Presence" "Something About You" "Leaving Me Now" "Lessons in Love" "Running in the Family" "To Be with You Again" "It's Over" "Children Say" "Heaven in My Hands" "Take a Look" "Tracie" "Two Hearts Collide" "Take Care of Yourself" "Guaranteed" "Overtime" "My Father's Shoes" "Forever Now" "All Over You" "Love in a Peaceful World" "The Way Back Home"

Related articles	Discography Band members Tower 42 Jazz-funk One Man Polydor RCA M Wally Badarou Mike Vernon Larry Dunn Verdine White Ken Scott

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