The Power of Sex
album by E-Rotic
The Power of Sex is the second album by German Eurodance group E-Rotic. It was released in Europe in June 1996.
Track listings
Standard edition
"Willy Use a Billy... Boy" – 3:41
"Why" – 4:13
"Help Me Dr. Dick" – 3:42
"Ecstasy" – 3:59
"The Power of Sex" – 3:35
"Love And Sex Are Free" – 3:21
"Talk to Your Girl" – 4:47
"Fritz Love My Tits" – 4:08
"Erotic Dreams" – 4:49
"Tears in Your Blue Eyes" – 3:57
"Gimme Good Sex" – 3:50
"Angel's Night" – 3:54
"Freedom" – 4:07
"Willy Use a Billy ... Boy" (the house remix) – 6:02
"Help Me Dr. Dick" (the first aid remix) – 5:54
Special edition
"Help Me Dr. Dick" – 3:43
"Willy Use a Billy... Boy" – 3:41
"Why" – 4:13
"Ecstasy" – 3:58
"The Power of Sex" – 3:35
"Love and Sex Are Free" – 3:21
"Talk to Your Girl" – 4:47
"Fritz Love My Tits" – 4:07
"Erotic Dreams" – 4:48
"Tears in Your Blue Eyes" – 3:57
"Gimme Good Sex" – 3:50
"Angel's Night" – 3:54
"Freedom" – 4:06
"Willy Use a Billy... Boy" (The House Remix) – 6:02
"Help Me Dr.
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