They were also responsible for, among other remixes, 's 1991 comeback single, "Say It". However, as Black Box, their hits included "I Don't Know Anybody Else" (also based on "Love Sensation"), "Everybody Everybody" (the last of the "Ride On Time" trilogy), "Strike It Up", and "Fantasy", a revamp of the hit, all of which featured an uncredited on vocals and broke them into the US market. Under seven or more pseudonyms, they turned out numerous further records. The team were also behind the production of 's "Numero Uno" and 's "Grand Piano", another prime example of "Italo-house", and another crossover hit. An agreement was eventually worked out with (who owned the rights) as both companies benefited from 800,000 UK sales. Controversy reigned when it was realized that the single had sampled the voice of singer from the "Love Sensation" single she made with in the late 70s. The single became the first of a series of Italian house records to crossover to the UK charts, staying at number 1 for six weeks in 1989. Katrine was spotted by 's guitarist at a club, and, after introductions, featured as vocalist on "Ride On Time". The team were established as one of the top two production outfits in Italian dance music, churning out more than a dozen singles a year in their native country. Davoli was a well-known Italian club DJ (known as ), largely at the Marabu Starlight Club, while Limoni was the computer and keyboard whizz kid of the trio and had previously engineered for Italian pop act. Semplici was a clarinet teacher and played in the La Scala Classical Music Orchestra in Milan. Catherine Quinol, Paris, France, of Guadelope descent).
Based in the Reggio Emilia area of northern Italy, and made frequent use of "singer" (b. One of the leading exponents of a wave of Italian house music that flourished on the dancefloors of the late 80s and early 90s, Black Box comprised three Italian studio musicians (, and ), collectively known as. Click to release title to look at track list of the album #
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