Gilla - Ich Brenne (digital Release) 1976 〈Working〉

: Frank Farian later remixed the track with his own vocals for Boney M. ’s debut album, Take the Heat Off Me , where it replaced "Baby Do You Wanna Bump" in certain international territories.

: The song reached #44 on the German charts and was a hit in the Netherlands. Digital Presence and Historical Context Gilla - Ich brenne (Digital Release) 1976

: Written and produced by Frank Farian , with lyrics by Fred Jay. : Frank Farian later remixed the track with

: "Ich brenne" followed Gilla's massive success with the provocative German cover of "Lady Marmalade" ( "Willst du mit mir schlafen gehn?" ) and solidified her position as a leading voice in Farian's early disco stable. Related 1976 Works Digital Presence and Historical Context : Written and

While the original release was analog, the term "Digital Release" often refers to modern remasters available on streaming platforms or YouTube archives that preserve the high-fidelity sound of the 1976 master.

: Gilla also recorded an English version titled "Help Help," which appeared on her 1977 international debut album of the same name.

is a German disco single by Austrian singer Gilla , released in May 1976 through Hansa Records. Produced by the legendary Frank Farian (the architect behind Boney M. and Milli Vanilli), the track is a notable entry in the mid-70s European disco scene. Key Details of the 1976 Release