Temporary Lovers
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| "Temporary Lovers" | |
|---|---|
| Song by The Controllers | |
| A-side | "Temporary Lovers" |
| B-side | "Temporary Lovers (Instrumental)" |
| Released | 1989 |
| Length | 3:56 |
| Label | Capitol B-44329 |
| Songwriter | D. Spencer, Jr. - S. Sims |
| Producers | Donnell Spencer Jr. and Sam Sims |
"Temporary Lovers" (aka "Temporary Lover") was a 1989 single for US group, The Controllers. The song was included on their album that was released the same year.
Credited musicians
The song was written by Donnell Spencer and Sam Sims and included on The Controllers' seventh album, Just in Time which was released in 1989.[1] It was produced and arranged by Donnell Spencer, Jr. and Sam Sims for D.S. Coda Productions.[2] It was released in May, 1989.[3]
The video clip for the song was directed by Rupert Wainwright.[4]
- Drums (programming) - Donnell Spencer
- Guitar - Allen Hinds
- Keyboards - Donnell Spencer
- Keyboards - Sam Sims
- Programming - Donnell Spencer
- Background Vocals - Sam Sims
- Background Vocals - Donnell Spencer
- Background Vocals - Darrell Coleman
.[5]
Reception
As mentioned in the April 7 issue of BRE Magazine, Tony Brown of WBLX-FM in Mobile, Alabama said that the record was something different this time but had the same adult flavoring which would attract a younger audience. He also mentioned that it would satisfy the loyal following of the group. [6]
Airplay
Significant action for the single was reported by Radio & Records in the publication's March 17 issue, noting light adds on a variety of radio stations.[7]
The March 31 issue of The Gavin Report had thirty three reports and seven adds for the song on the Up & Coming list.[8]