SABRINA: Boys (Summertime Love) 7″ Rare, different cover 1987 UK 2-track. Check killer video & Check video of the actual single for sale

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SABRINA Boys [Summertime Love] (1987 UK 2-track 7″ vinyl single, the third to be taken from her eponymous debut album, also featuring Get Read [Holiday Rock]; presented in a sultry picture sleeve). Silver injection-moulded labels

This version here, has totally different sleeve artwork from the other UK 7″ with the same Cat. numbers. This sleeve has no photos of Sabrina. The background is red, BOYS is printed on both sides in white with a string of silhouette characters underneath also printed in white.

“Boys (Summertime Love)” is a 1987 song performed by Italian singer Sabrina. It is the third single from her eponymous album and achieved a great success in many countries, including Spain, Switzerland, France and Italy, where it was a number-one single. The song remains famous thanks to its sexy music video. It was Sabrinas first single to be released in the UK.
“Boys (Summertime Love)”.
Part of the success of the song is due to its music video, filmed at the Florida hotel in Jesolo (Veneto, Italy). In it, Sabrina splashes about in a swimming pool, while her bikini top keeps sliding down, thus revealing her nipples. To date, it is one of the most downloaded videoclips on the Internet. It was also the first videoclip to be censored in the United Kingdom.

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“Boys (Summertime Love)” had its greatest success in Italy, staying at number one for two months.
It was also a big hit in France, staying for five weeks at number one. The single debuted at number 29 and remained on the French SNEP Singles Chart for 25 weeks from 12 December 1987 to 28 May 1988. Sabrina was the only pin-up girl at that time to reach the top of the charts in France, as opposed to the French Lova Moor and the British Samantha Fox. Certified Gold disc by the SNEP, the single was the first number one by an Italian singer. According to the Infodisc Website, the song is the 292nd best selling single of all time in France, with 683,000 copies sold. It also reached number three in the UK Singles Chart (even though, or perhaps because of, the videos ban there) and number 11 in Australia.

Chart (1987/88) Peak position
Australian ARIA Singles Chart 11
Austrian Singles Chart 5
Dutch Singles Chart 5
Eurochart Hot 100 3
Finnish Singles Chart 2
French Singles Chart 1
German Singles Chart 2
Irish Singles Chart 3
Italian Singles Chart 1
Norwegian Singles Chart 3
South African Singles Chart 14
Spanish Singles Chart 2
Swedish Singles Chart 5
Swiss Singles Chart 1
UK Singles Chart 3