: "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

: Written and produced by Frank Farian , with lyrics by Fred Jay.

In the same year, Gilla released her second album, (Undress Me), which featured German covers of "Sunny" and "No Woman No Cry".

: The song reached #44 on the German charts and was a hit in the Netherlands. Digital Presence and Historical Context

: 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.

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

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.

(digital Release) 1976 | Gilla - Ich Brenne

: "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

: Written and produced by Frank Farian , with lyrics by Fred Jay. Gilla - Ich brenne (Digital Release) 1976

In the same year, Gilla released her second album, (Undress Me), which featured German covers of "Sunny" and "No Woman No Cry". : "Ich brenne" followed Gilla's massive success with

: The song reached #44 on the German charts and was a hit in the Netherlands. Digital Presence and Historical Context : The song reached #44 on the German

: 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.

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

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.