You're The Greatest Lover - Cover Versions

Cover Versions

  • In 1978, Ulla Norden covered the song in German as "Wir Sind Verrückt (Wir Beide)".
  • In 1979, Jonathan King recorded a cover version of Luv's hit that peaked at #67 on the UK Singles Charts.
  • Disco Light Orchestra from Germany performed an instrumental version for their LP Disco Sensation in 1979.
  • James Last orchestra performed an instrumental version on his album "New Non Stop Dancing 79".
  • Teenage singer Eini covered the song (entitled Vetonaula) in Finnish in 1979".
  • Irish pop group Gina, Dale Haze and the Champions had a top 10 hit with this song on the Irish Charts in 1979.
  • In 1980, British group Brotherhood of Man recorded a version of the song for their Good Fortune album.
  • East German sister duet, Die Molly Sisters, sang a German version entitled He, hallo, du bist ein Mann geworden.
  • The Hallmond All Stars orchestra performed an instrumental version on the compilation Night Fever Hammond Hit Parade released in the UK in 1996.
  • In 1999, Kristina Bach sang a Schlager version (entitled Hey, ich such' hier nicht den größten Lover).
  • In 2000, a dance music oriented cover by Loona renamed Latino Lover was a Top 10 hit single in German speaking countries (#6 and gold single (250 000 units sold) in Germany, #9 in Austria and #6 in Switerzland).
  • German industrial band Massiv in Mensch recorded an electro version in 2004.
  • In 2005, the version of The Greatest Lover by Flemish dance group Swoop peaked at #25 on the Ultratop singles charts in Flanders.

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