Rush Rush (Debbie Harry song)

Single infobox
Name = Rush Rush


Artist = Debbie Harry
from Album = Scarface
Released = 1983
Recorded = 1983
Genre = Pop
Label = Chrysalis Records
Chart position =
Last single = "Chrome" (1981)
This single = "Rush Rush"
(1983)
Next single = "Feel the Spin"
(1985)
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Lower caption = UK single sleeve. "Rush Rush" is track number two on the 1983 soundtrack album "Scarface" and sung by Debbie Harry. "Rush Rush" was released as a single on Chrysalis Records in the US, UK, Germany and most other parts of the world and was Harry's second collaboration with producer Giorgio Moroder, the first being the charttopping "Call Me" from the 1980 Richard Gere movie "American Gigolo". "Rush Rush" was released both as a 7" single and an extended 12", the A-side of which would later be included on the 1988 Blondie/Debbie Harry remix compilation "Once More into the Bleach" as well as Harry's 1999 greatest hits compilation "Most of All - The Best of Deborah Harry". The song was also sampled by The Beatnuts for their 2002 song "Yae Yo". In 2008 Septimus Orion covered the song on its first studio album CAGED. This album also features a remix of "Rush Rush" called "trip mix".

This song was also featured on the Flashback FM radio station in the popular video game "Grand Theft Auto III" and the 1985 Tom Hanks film The Money Pit.

Track listing

US 7"
#Debbie Harry: "Rush Rush" (Giorgio Moroder/Deborah Harry) - 3:33
#Beth Andersen: "Dance Dance Dance" (Giorgio Moroder, Arthur Barrow) - 2:41

UK 7"
#"Rush Rush" (Giorgio Moroder/Deborah Harry) - 3:33
#"Rush Rush" (Dub Version) (Giorgio Moroder/Deborah Harry) - 3:26

US & UK 12"
#"Rush Rush" (Extended Version) (Giorgio Moroder/Deborah Harry) - 4:45
#"Rush Rush" (Extended Dub Version) (Giorgio Moroder/Deborah Harry) - 4:45