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Charts, Certifications & Awards
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| Charts
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| Europe
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| Country: Chart
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Entry Date
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Peak Position
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Weeks in Chart
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| Belgium: Ultratop 50 Singles
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21 Jun. 1986
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8
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10
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| The Netherlands: Top 40
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12 Jul. 1986
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8
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9
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| This single has not received any certifications in the USA or elsewhere
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| Awards
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| This single has not received any awards in the USA or elsewhere
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Holly Rock was the fifth single to be released from Krush Groove, the soundtrack album to the movie Krush Groove, starring Sheila E. It was released nine months after the album’s release, and marked the first single release by Sheila E. not to have been taken from any of her own albums. The single was released in the USA, European countries and Japan.
The b-side, Toy Box, was taken from her second album Romance 1600. The 12" version also included an extended version of Holly Rock. In Japan, the b-side was ’’Touch Me’’, renamed ’’Hold Me’’ on Sheila E.’s next album (released in 1987).
Prince wrote and largely performed on Holly Rock and Toy Box, although his input on both tracks was uncredited.
The single did not enter the charts in the USA but reached number 8 in The Netherlands.
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Track listing
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| 7"
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7"
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A. Holly Rock (Edit) (3:58)
B. Toy Box (5:32)
GER: 928 704-7
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A. Holly Rock (Edit) (3:58)
B. Touch Me (5:32)
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See individual track and related album for credits.
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Additional Information
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Promotion (at time of release)
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Triva
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References
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1986: If You Feel Like Dancin’ ◄
