You Want This - Track Listings

Track Listings

U.S. 12" promo single
  1. Disco Theory (No Rap) – 6:16
  2. E-Smoove's Underdub – 7:21
  3. E-Smoove's House Anthem – 9:48
  4. E-Smoove's House Dub – 6:32
U.S. 12" single
  1. Mafia & Fluxy Club Mix – 6:28
  2. Mafia & Fluxy Dancehall Mix – 4:31
  3. Spoiled Milk. Remix – 4:44
  4. Remix – 4:46
  5. "New Agenda" – 4:00
  6. "70's Love Groove" – 5:45
U.S. promo CD single
  1. E-Smoove's Anthem 7" – 4:24
  2. Smoove Soul 7" – 4:16
  3. E-Smoove's Anthem Dub – 6:32
  4. Disco Theory – 6:16
U.S. promo CD single
U.S. CD single
  1. Remix – 4:46
  2. LP Edit – 4:15
  3. Mafia & Fluxy Dancehall Mix – 4:31
  4. Spoiled Milk. Remix – 4:44
  5. "New Agenda" – 4:00
  6. "70's Love Groove" – 5:45
U.S. cassette single
  1. E-Smoove's House Anthem – 9:48
  2. Disco Theory (No Rap) – 6:16
  3. "70's Love Groove" – 5:45
  4. E-Smoove's Underdub – 7:21
  5. E-Smoove's Anthem Dub – 6:32
  6. Smoove Soul 12" – 6:20
UK 12" promo single
  1. E-Smoove's House Anthem – 9:48
  2. E-Smoove's Anthem Dub – 6:32
  3. E-Smoove's Underdub – 7:21
  4. Funk Extravaganza – 7:42
  5. Smoove Soul 12" – 6:20
UK 12" single
  1. E-Smoove's House Anthem – 9:48
  2. E-Smoove's Anthem Dub – 6:32
  3. E-Smoove's Underdub – 7:21
  4. Disco Theory – 6:16
  5. Smoove Soul 7" – 4:16
UK CD 1
Australian CD single
  1. Remix – 4:46
  2. Smoove Soul 7" – 4:16
  3. Mafia & Fluxy Dancehall Mix – 4:31
  4. Spoiled Milk. Remix – 4:44
  5. Disco Theory – 6:16
  6. Funk Extravaganza – 7:42
  7. Smoove Soul 12" – 6:20
UK CD 2
  1. LP Edit – 4:15
  2. Mafia & Fluxy Club Mix – 6:29
  3. "70's Love Groove" – 5:45
  4. "And on and On" – 4:49
Japanese 3" CD single
  1. Remix – 4:46
  2. "New Agenda" – 4:00

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