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After the success of “You Should Be Dancing“, “Love So Right“ and “Boogie Child“ they released a live version of “Edge Of The Universe“ that ended up peaking at #26 on the Hot100. “You Stepped Into My Life“ was relegated to the B Side of “Love So Right“ and was not promoted as a single in 1976. They were trying different studios to obtain the sonics that each provided. For example, they finished recording “Can't Keep A Good Man Down“ and “Boogie Child“ at le Studio in Québec and then finished “You Stepped Into My Life“ at Criteria Studios in Miami, Florida the next day. The personnel on this one included Blue Weaver on keyboards, Dennis Bryon on drums, Alan Kendall on electric guitar, Maurice on bass and Barry on lead vocals and acoustic guitar. Melba Moore covered the song at the behest of her producers, McFadden and Whitehead with Jerry Cohen who thought that a cover of a Bee Gees so
