Chart performance:
| Week | Position | Movement | Comments |
| 26-Apr-85 | 29 | New* | |
| 03-May-85 | 28 | +1 | |
| 10-May-85 | 28 | 0 | |
| 17-May-85 | 26 | +2 | Peak |
| 24-May-85 | 30 | -4 |
* This was the second of only 2 songs that would enter the charts on the artist’s birthday. Giorgio Moroder turned 45 on 26 April 1985. The previous artist to chart on their birthday was Olivia Newton-John who charted with ‘Magic’ on 26 September 1980, her 32nd birthday.
Written by: Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder
Produced by: Giorgio Moroder
South African record label (unless otherwise stated): Virgin
| Hit number for artist | 1 |
| Peak position | 26 |
| Weeks | 5 |
| Biggest climber awards | 0 |
| Star rater climbs | 0 |
| Biggest faller awards | 0 |
| Top 20 points | N/A |
| Overall Top 20 points ranking | N/A |
| Top 20 points ranking for the artist | N/A |
| Top 30 Points | 14 |
| Overall Top 30 points ranking | =2420 |
| Top 30 points ranking for the artist | 1/3 |
Annual ranking:
| 1985 | 119 |
Other chart success:
| Australia | 5 |
| Ireland | 3 |
| Netherlands | 35 |
| New Zealand | 29 |
| UK | 3 |
SA Radio charts:
| Radio 702 | 10 |
The song was written for the film ‘Electric Dreams’. It was a directorial film debut for Steve Barron who had started out directing music videos. One of which was the video for the Human League’s ‘Don’t You Want Me’ and it was this connection that led Barron to ask the Human League’s lead singer, Philip Oakey, to collaborate with Giorgio Moroder on the song. Oakey and Moroder would then collaborate on a full album of songs which would include ‘Together In Electric Dream’ and would produce 2 further UK charting hits in the form of ‘Good Times Bad Times’ (#44) and ‘Be My Lover Now’ (#91).
Video:
Artist link: Giorgio Moroder & Philip Oakey
SA Singles Charts 