On the Radio (Donna Summer song)

The song was released in three formats: the radio 45 rpm single; the 5+ minute version included on Summer's Greatest Hits double album package, and a DJ Promo 7+ minute version released on 12-inch single (and included on the Foxes film soundtrack album).^[2] This last version was later released on the Bad Girls CD digipack double CD release. The Foxes soundtrack also includes an instrumental version of the song in a ballad tempo and crediting Moroder as a solo artist. In the film, the ballad tempo and the disco version are both heard with Donna Summer's vocals. Donna Summer performed "On the Radio" on television shows such as American Bandstand.^{[citation needed]}

"On the Radio" was released as a single and became, in February 1980, her tenth top-ten hit in the U.S. as well as her eighth and final consecutive top-five single. "On the Radio" peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100 and number nine on the soul chart.^[3] The song was also Summer's 14th entry on the Billboard Disco chart, where it peaked at number eight.^[4] In Canada, it peaked at number two.^[5]

• "On the Radio" (single version) – 4:00
• "On the Radio" (On the Radio: Greatest Hits Vol. 1 & 2: long version) – 5:50
• "On the Radio" (Foxes soundtrack and 12-inch single version) – 7:34
• "On the Radio" (piano instrumental version from Foxes soundtrack) – 4:27

• All vocals and lyrics by Donna Summer
• Music written by Giorgio Moroder and Donna Summer^[6]
• Produced by Giorgio Moroder

Quick facts Single by Martine McCutcheon, from the album Wishing ...

"On the Radio"
Single by Martine McCutcheon
from the album Wishing
B-side	"It's All Over Again"
Released	January 22, 2001 (2001-01-22)[31]
Length	3:49
Label	Innocent Virgin
Songwriters	Giorgio Moroder Donna Summer
Producer	John Poppo
Martine McCutcheon singles chronology
"I'm Over You" (2000) "On the Radio" (2001) "Say I'm Not Alone" (2017)

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English actress Martine McCutcheon covered "On the Radio" and released it as the second single from her second album, Wishing (2000), on January 22, 2001. Her version was produced by John Poppo. Although it became McCutcheon's fifth consecutive top-10 hit on the UK Singles Chart, peaking at number seven, it was her last single to appear within the top 100, and it would remain her last single release until 2017's "Say I'm Not Alone". In Ireland, "On the Radio" reached number 18, matching the peak of the original.