"I Like Chopin" was an internationally successful single sung by Gazebo and produced in Italy in 1983 by Pierluigi Giombini. It is generally regarded as one of the most significant Italo disco tracks of the mid-1980s. It peaked at number one in several European national charts. The music was composed by Giombini (contrary to popular belief without themes from Chopin), the lyrics were written by Gazebo.
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Cover versions
- Asami Kobayashi – 雨音はショパンの調べ(Ama oto ha Shopan no shirabe), a Japanese language cover of the song, reaching no. 1 in the Japan charts in July 1984. It reached no. 12 at the year-end charts of the same year.
- Alan Tam – 我愛雀斑 (Ngo Ngoi Jeuk Ban) in 1984, a Cantonese-language cover of the song, He also covered Japanese-language version.
- Grasshopper – 再見Rainy Days in 1992, another Cantonese-language cover of the song.
- Faye Wong – 我愛雀斑 in 1999, a re-cover of Alan Tam's version.
- Atsushi Sakurai – 雨音はショパンの調べ -I like Chopin- (Ameon wa Chopin no Shirabe -I like Chopin-) in 2004, Japanese singer cover the song in his single Taiji/Smell and sings it in his live concert "Explosion- Ai no Wakusei Live 2004".
- Ryuichi Kawamura – The Voice in 2011, Japanese-language cover.
- Ámokfutók – Meghalok egy csókodért, from the album "Van valami" (1997) in Hungarian.[21]
- Clémentine – "Chopin et Toi" (Made in France-2005): a French version of "I Like Chopin".
- Nathalie - J'aime Chopin: Another French version.
- Kra – 雨音はショパンの調べ(Ama oto ha Shopan no shirabe), a Japanese-language rock cover of the song in 2008.
- Jerzy Różycki – W cieniu wierzb – Polish language cover from late 1980s, later recorded by disco polo group Beat Magic in 2013.
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