What makes Don't Call Me Baby by Madison Avenue notable?

'Don't Call Me Baby' became a defining hit of the late ’90s, reaching No. 1 on the Australian charts and earning international acclaim. The song played a pivotal role in popularizing dance-pop and funky house music, influencing subsequent Australian artists and contributing to the era's club culture. In 1999, Madison Avenue was on the cusp of mainstream success with 'Don't Call Me Baby', their debut single. This release marked their entry into the global dance music scene, building off their earlier underground success in Australia. The track quickly gained traction, propelling the duo into the spotlight and leading to further releases.

How many songs are on Don't Call Me Baby?

Don't Call Me Baby has 6 tracks, running approximately 39 minutes.

Don't Call Me Baby

Madison Avenue · 1999

39 min · 6 tracks · house · dance-pop · funky house

Pulsating beats and sultry vocals create a vibrant dance anthem that defined late '90s club culture.

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Tracklist

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1 Don’t Call Me Baby (original mix edit) Standout 3:49
2 Don’t Call Me Baby (The Dronez Old School mix) Standout 6:38
3 Don’t Call Me Baby (Alexander Pukart Meets the Plastic Park remix) Standout 7:33
4 Don’t Call Me Baby (original 12″ mix) 7:48
5 Don’t Call Me Baby (The Dronez dub) 6:09
6 Don’t Call Me Baby (original dub mix) 7:36

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