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Feel (New York band)

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Feel (New York band), available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 29 November 2025
Feel
Company typeMusic group
IndustryMusic
Founded1982
FounderChris Hills, Danny Weiss
Defunct1983
Headquarters
New York City
,
United States
ProductsDance-pop music singles

Feel was a dance-pop group based in New York City, focusing on urban sounds and active during the years 1982 to 1983. The band was established by arrangers and producers Chris Hills and Danny Weiss, known for their work with Players Association, featuring vocals from Gail Freeman—who subsequently released singles titled "Mr. Right" (1985) and "Danger in the Airwaves" (1989), and contributed clavinet performances on Aurra's album Live and Let Live.

Their initial single, "I'd Like To," came out under Sutra Records in the United States and through Buddah Records in the United Kingdom. This track climbed to number 53 on the Billboard Top Dance Singles chart and was highlighted in Billboard's Top Single Picks. The next release, "Let's Rock (Over & Over Again)," also issued by Sutra, reached #58 on the R&B Singles chart. In 1983, Feel issued "Got to Have Your Lovin'," which adopted a more electro-pop approach but failed to gain commercial traction.

Chart performance

Year Title Label Highest chart rankings
United States Dance
United States R&B
1982 "I'd Like To" Sutra 53 ―
1983 "Let's Rock (Over & Over Again)" ― 58
"Got to Have Your Lovin'" Posse ― ―
1985 "Mr. Right"
(credited as Gail Freeman)
Mirage ― ―
1989 "Danger in the Airwaves"
(credited as Gail Freeman)
Sutra ― ―
"―" indicates releases that did not chart or were not distributed in that territory.

Singles

"I'd Like To"
U.S.
12" single
(SUD 011)
  1. "I'd Like To" - 6:39
  2. "I'd Like To" (instrumental) - 6:53
  • Composed by: Chris Hills
  • Engineered by: Chris Hills, Danny Weiss
  • Mastered by: Herb Powers, Jr.
"Let's Rock"
U.S.
12" single
(SUD 008)
  1. "Let's Rock (Over & Over Again)" - 7:46
  2. "Let's Rock (Over & Over Again)" (instrumental) - 7:26
  • Composed by: Chris Hills, Danny Weiss
  • Engineered by: Chris Hills, Danny Weiss
  • Mastered by: Herb Powers, Jr.
"Got To Have Your Lovin'"
U.S.
12" single
(POS 1209)
  1. "Got To Have Your Lovin'" (Long Vocal Version) - 6:30
  2. "Got To Have Your Lovin'" (Short Vocal Version) - 4:37
  3. "Got To Have Your Lovin'" (Instrumental Version) - 7:10
  • Composed by: Chris Hills, Danny Weiss
  • Engineered by: Chris Hills, Danny Weiss

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