"One & Only" is a song by New Zealand pop group Deep Obsession, released in October 1999. It's notable for being the third of the group's three consecutive number-one singles in New Zealand. "One & Only" was the first Deep Obsession single released after founding member Christopher Banks had left the group. "One & Only" was certified gold in New Zealand and was ranked the 13th-most-popular single of New Zealand at the end of 1999.
Music video In 1999, a music video was released for the song, directed by Ian McLean. The video features singers Zara Clark and Vanessa Kelly, placing them in a surreal environment including a large number of fish tanks.
Track listings
CD, maxi-single (New Zealand, 1999) "One & Only" (radio remix) – 3:47 "One & Only" (original mix) – 4:03 "One & Only" (club edit) – 4:02 "One & Only" (extended club mix) – 7:06 "E-Motion" – 5:22
CD, maxi-single (Europe, 1999) "One & Only" (radio edit) – 3:31 "One & Only" (extended version) – 5:03 "One & Only" (original) – 3:47 "One & Only" (extended club mix) – 7:06
CD single (United States, 1999) "One & Only" (remix) – 3:29 "One & Only" (extended remix) – 5:04 "One & Only" (original mix) – 3:47
CD single (Australia, 1999) "One & Only" (radio mix) – 3:50 "One & Only" (Brian Rawling radio mix) – 3:31 "One & Only" (extended club mix) – 7:06
CD single (United States, 1999) "One & Only" (remix) – 3:29 "One & Only" (extended remix) – 5:04
12-inch vinyl (Italy, 2000) "One & Only" (extended version) – 5:03 "One & Only" (radio edit) – 3:31 "One & Only" (extended club mix) – 7:06 "One & Only" (original) – 3:47
CD single (United States, 2000) "One & Only" (radio mix) – 3:31 "One & Only" (extended mix) – 5:03
Enhanced CD (Australia, 2000) "One & Only" (radio mix) 3:47 "One & Only" (Brian Rawling radio mix) – 3:31 "One & Only" (Brian Rawling extended mix) – 5:03 "One & Only" (club edit) – 4:02 "One & Only" (extended club mix) – 7:06 "E-Motion" – 5:22 "One & Only" (video)
Charts
Weekly charts Chart (1999)Peakposition Australia (ARIA) N.B. The High Point number in the NAT column represents the release's peak on the national chart. 146
Year-end charts Chart (1999)PositionNew Zealand (RIANZ)13
Certifications
Release history RegionDateFormat(s)Label(s)New Zealand1999CDUniversal MusicUnited States14 March 2000Japan17 May 2000CDUniversal Music Japan
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