Club Michelle by Eddie Money

Album: Where's The Party? (1983)

Charted: 66

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Along with "Big Crash," this was one of two singles to chart from Eddie Money's fifth album, Where's The Party?. It tells the story about meeting a girl at a club. He wants to see her again, but can't find her anywhere. >>
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Mike - Santa Barbara, CA
Money wrote the song with Mitchell Froom, Ray Burton and Ralph Carter. Froom also played synthesizer on the track. Money's co-producer on the album was Tom Dowd, who started working with Money on his previous album, No Control.

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