Flaming June (song)

Flaming June is a 1997 hit trance song performed by BT from the Perfecto album ESCM. The track reached #19 on the UK Top 40,^[1] is considered a dance anthem in the dance music scene,^[2] and is widely referred to as an example of progressive trance music. Flaming June features co-production credits from German DJ and producer Paul van Dyk and was remixed by Chicane.

The title of the song seems unconnected with the well-known 1895 painting of the same name. According to BT, he got the name from a cab driver on his way to a recording studio who commented that it was "Flaming June", referring to the particularly hot weather that day.

Formats and track listings

12" single version
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Flaming June (BT & PvD Original Mix)"	9:14
2.	"Flaming June (Chicane Remix)"	9:20

Double pack 12" single version
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Flaming June (BT & PvD Original Mix)"	8:50
2.	"Flaming June (Lemon D Remix)"	8:13
3.	"Flaming June (H.H.C. Remix)"	7:26
4.	"Orbitus Teranium (Album Version)"	8:28

UK Promo CD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Flaming June (BT & PvD Edit)"	3:46
2.	"Flaming June (BT & PvD Mix)"	8:50
3.	"Orbitus Teranium (Album Version)"	8:28

UK Maxi Single 1
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Flaming June (BT & PvD Edit)"	3:46
2.	"Orbitus Teranium (Album Version)"	8:28
3.	"Orbitus Teranium (Lenco Shift Mix)"	6:03

UK Maxi Single 2
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Flaming June (BT & PvD Mix)"	8:50
2.	"Flaming June (Lemon D Remix)"	8:13
3.	"Flaming June (H.H.C. Remix)"	7:26
4.	"Flaming June (Simon Hale's Orchestra)"	5:12

UK, Australian and European Maxi Single
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Flaming June (BT & PvD Edit)"	3:44
2.	"Flaming June (Chicane Remix)"	9:20
3.	"Flaming June (H.H.C. Remix)"	7:26
4.	"Flaming June (BT & PvD Mix)"	8:50

References

↑ Chart Position sourced from Chart Stats, http://www.chartstats.com/songinfo.php?id=25408 ,retrieved on July 06 2007
↑ Mixmag magazine, "His Royal Trancesnessness", August 12, 2001

External links

Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics
Flaming June at Discogs

BT

Studio albums	Ima ESCM Movement in Still Life Emotional Technology This Binary Universe These Hopeful Machines If the Stars are Eternal So are You and I Morceau Subrosa A Song Across Wires Untitled album

Compilation albums	R&R Still Life in Motion 10 Years in the Life These Humble Machines These Re-Imagined Machines Laptop Symphony

Extended plays	Turn Me On EP Extended Movement Movement E.P. The Technology EP Human Technology EP

Singles	"Embracing the Future" "Embracing the Sunshine" "Nocturnal Transmission" "Divinity" "Loving You More" "Quark" "Tripping the Light Fantastic" "Blue Skies" "Remember" "Flaming June" "Love, Peace and Grease" "Godspeed" "Dreaming" "The Hip Hop Phenomenon" "Mercury and Solace" "Namistai" "Fibonacci Sequence" "Never Gonna Come Back Down" "Shame" "Smartbomb" "Break on Through (To the Other Side)" "The Force of Gravity" "Superfabulous" "The Great Escape" "Somnambulist (Simply Being Loved)" "Love in the Time of Thieves" "The Rose of Jericho" "Suddenly" "Every Other Way" "Forget Me" "The Emergency" "Le nocturne de lumière" "Always" "A Million Stars" "Tomahawk" "Must Be the Love" "Skylarking" "Surrounded"

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