Hello (Turn Your Radio On)

"Hello (Turn Your Radio On)"
Single by Shakespears Sister
from the album Hormonally Yours
A-side "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" 7" Version
B-side "Stay (Andre Betts Remix)"
Released 26 October 1992
Format 7" single
CD single
Cassette
Recorded May 1991
Genre Pop, adult contemporary
Length 4:05 (album version)
4:23 (7" Version)
Label London Records
Writer(s) Siobhan Fahey
Marcella Detroit
Manu Guiot
Producer(s) Alan Moulder, Shakespears Sister
Shakespears Sister singles chronology
"I Don't Care"
(1992)
"Hello (Turn Your Radio On)"
(1992)
"My 16th Apology"
(1993)

"Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" is a song by the British-based pop duo Shakespears Sister, and was released as the fourth single from their second album Hormonally Yours. The single peaked at #14 and spent 6 weeks on the UK singles chart.[1] Internationally, the single peaked at #27 in Ireland,[2] #12 in Germany,[3] #9 in Switzerland,[4] #33 in the Netherlands,[5] #20 in Sweden,[6] #97 in Australia,[7] and #43 in New Zealand.[8]

Background

The single was released in the UK on 26 October 1992. The album version of the song was remixed for its single release, featuring more bass and adding drums. The single version is also slightly extended, with a repeat of the chorus towards the end of the song. The single sleeve artwork was created by Laurence Dunmore, with photography by Derek Ridgers.[9]

Music Video

The music video for "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" was directed by Sophie Muller.

Track listing

  1. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" (7" Version) — 4:23
  2. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" (Alternative Piano Version) — 4:23
  3. "Goodbye Cruel World" (BTO Remix) — 7:06
  4. "Stay" (Andre Betts Remix) — 3:49
  1. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" (7" Version) — 4:23
  2. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" (Alternative Piano Version) — 4:23
  3. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" (Album Version) — 4:06
  4. "Stay" (Andre Betts Remix) — 3:49
  1. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On) — 4:24
  2. "Black Sky" (Dub Extravaganza Part 2) — 10:39
  3. "Goodbye Cruel World" (BTO Remix) — 7:06
  4. "Stay (André Betts 12" Remix) — 4:28
  1. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" (7" Version)" — 4:24
  2. "Stay" (André Betts Remix) — 4:28
  1. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On) — 4:24
  2. "Stay" (André Betts Remix) — 4:28
  1. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" (7" Version) - 4:21

Charts

Chart (1992/93) Peak
position
Australia (ARIA)[7] 97
Germany (Media Control AG)[3] 12
Ireland (IRMA)[2] 27
Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)[5] 33
New Zealand (RIANZ)[8] 43
Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[6] 20
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[4] 9
UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[1] 14

Cover versions

The Bates version

"Hello (Turn Your Radio On)"
Single by Queensberry
from the album On My Own
B-side "Welcome to My World"
Released 23 October 2009
Format CD single, digital download
Recorded 2009
Genre Pop, R&B
Length 3:15
Label Warner
Writer(s) Siobhan Fahey
Marcella Detroit
Manu Guiot
Queensberry singles chronology
"Too Young"
(2009)
Hello (Turn Your Radio On)
(2009)
"The Song"
(2009)
"Hello"
Single by The Bates
from the album The Bates
B-side "All in All"
Released 1994
Format CD single
Genre Punk rock
Length 3:21
Label Virgin
Writer(s) Siobhan Fahey
Marcella Detroit
Manu Guiot
The Bates singles chronology
"Hello"
(1994)
"A Real Cool Time"
(1994)

Hello (Turn Your Radio On) was covered by German punk band The Bates, and was released as the group's lead single in 1994.

Track listing

  1. "Hello" — 3:21
  2. "All in All" — 2:28
  3. "It's a Heartache" (Punch in the Face Demo Mix) — 1:52
  4. "Hello" (Punch in the Face Demo Mix) — 3:14
  5. "Worse Than the Devil" (Punch in the Face Demo Mix) — 1:51

Queensberry version

Hello (Turn Your Radio On) was covered by German girlgroup Queensberry, and released as the lead single off the second album On My Own in October 2009.

Track listings

  1. "Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" — 3:18
  2. "Welcome to My World (written by Andrew Bojanic, Elizabeth Hooper, Jim Marr, Wendy Page)</small)>" — 3:46

Charts

Chart (2009) Peak
position
Austrian Singles Chart[12] 12
German Singles Chart[13] 4
Poland (Polish Airplay Top 100)[14] 2
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[15] 29

References

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