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Love to Love You Baby

Love to Love You Baby

Song by Donna Summer, Giorgio Moroder, and Pete BellotteWikipedia

Search complete. 19 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Love to Love You Baby".

Oct 6, 2026

Nick ParkhouseHOST
28:26
Really, really good stuff.
Nick ParkhouseHOST
28:27
Apart from when Love to Love You Baby came on, and I realized about 40 minutes later that it was still going.
Nick ParkhouseHOST
28:34
I'd been away, made a cup of tea, came back, did some work, came back, it was still going.
Nick ParkhouseHOST
28:39
And there are versions of I Feel Love aren't there that go on for, like, three days.

5 MINS LATER

Mike AtkinsonHOST
34:12
Thank you, Noel, for that.
Mike AtkinsonHOST
34:15
It was first reviewed in Record Mirror by James Hamilton as an album track not yet scheduled for release as a single.
Mike AtkinsonHOST
34:25
He pulled it out when reviewing the album and said, "It's Love to Love You Baby meets Autobahn, an odd pairing with a freaky Kraftwerk electronic rhythm that's a gas." And that led to the single being rush released way ahead of plans in the UK, and getting to number one fairly shortly thereafter.
Mike AtkinsonHOST
34:47
In a lot of other countries, I Feel Love was originally a B side to another track on the album that nobody remembers.
TonyGUEST
1:52
She was one of the big pop stars, but I, you know, I even had one of her records.
TonyGUEST
1:56
I had, uh, uh, Love to Love You Baby was on my disco explosion record.
TonyGUEST
2:01
It was one of three records I bought when I was young.
TonyGUEST
2:05
So didn't know much about her.

6 MINS LATER

MarkPANELIST
8:12
So Donna getting Last Dance was kind of seen as, uh, disco payback.
MarkPANELIST
8:16
Um, and it was fil- the movie was filmed at a m- at a discotheque called Oscar's, Os- Osco's apparently, in LA, and it opened as a disco after they finished filming in ni- in late 1977.
MarkPANELIST
8:28
There's a lot of songs on the movie that aren't actually on the soundtrack, um, George Emerald's From Here to Eternity, Donna's own Love to Love You Baby, which her character actually pretends to voice and sing at one point as well in the movie, and a couple of Village People songs.
MarkPANELIST
8:43
Um, so yeah, so Donna has four cuts as we'll go through, through this on the album.
Jameson OyerHOST
18:20
But if you're familiar with, like...
Jameson OyerHOST
18:23
I would say even he was a little bit techno as well, but the composer and music producer, Giorgio Moroder, who's best known as the father of disco for producing songs like Donna Summer, Love to Love You Baby, and Take My Brother Away from Top Gun.
Jameson OyerHOST
18:39
Uh, and Flashdance, what a feeling.
Jameson OyerHOST
18:42
I love
Brian IbbittHOST
48:07
I'm a super lyric guy.
Brian IbbittHOST
48:08
So you give me somebody just telling me the lyrics to a song and I'll say, oh yeah, that's Love to Love You Baby by Donna Summer.
Brian IbbittHOST
48:15
Or, well, that's a bad example because the only lyrics in that song are I love to love you, baby.
Brian IbbittHOST
48:18
But...
Writing Funny

Writing Funny

The CWIP Awards

Sep 22 · 1 Mention

Alison SteadmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:36
It is.
Alison SteadmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:36
It's Love to Love You, Baby.
Alison SteadmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:39
And that's just how we used to open Abigail's Party, the very first scene.
Alison SteadmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:43
Beverly would come out preparing for her guests and pouring herself a very large gin and tonic.

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