Nobody Knows (Tony Rich song)

James Hamilton from Music Week's RM Dance Update described the song as a "mushily harmonised US smash crossover smoocher melodically reminiscent of Chairmen Of The Board's 'Patches'." ==Track listings==

• US CD single • "Nobody Knows" (album version) – 5:06 • "Nobody Knows" (Eddie F.'s Untouchable remix) – 6:17 • "Nobody Knows" (Rich remix) – 5:32 • "Nobody Knows" (album instrumental) – 5:06 • US cassette single • "Nobody Knows" (radio edit) • "Nobody Knows" (album instrumental) • European CD single • "Nobody Knows" (album version) – 5:20 • "Nobody Knows" (album instrumental) – 5:20 • UK and Australian CD single • "Nobody Knows" (radio edit) – 4:22 • "Nobody Knows" (Rich single edit) – 4:22 • "Nobody Knows" (Untouchable Flava edit) – 4:21 • "Nobody Knows" (album version) – 5:06 • UK cassette single • "Nobody Knows" (radio edit) • "Nobody Knows" (Rich single edit) ==Credits and personnel==

Credits are taken from the US CD single liner notes. Studios • Recorded at Studio LaCoCo (Atlanta, Georgia) • Mixed and mastered at The Hit Factory (New York City) Personnel • Joe Rich – writing • Don DuBose – writing • Tony Rich – vocals, all instruments except acoustic guitar, production, arrangement • Peter Moore – acoustic guitar • Neal H Pogue – recording • John Frye – recording assistance • Jon Gass – mixing • Danny Berniny – mixing assistance • Herb Powers – mastering • Antonio M. Reid – executive production • Davett Singletary – creative direction • Angela Skouras – art direction • Daniel Soder – photography • Derick Procope – stylist • Barry White – hair stylist and make-up ==Charts==

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American country music artist Kevin Sharp recorded a cover version of the song on his 1996 debut album, Measure of a Man. It was released on September 23, 1996 as his debut single. It became his only number-one single on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, spending four weeks on the chart. Critical reception Deborah Evans Price of Billboard magazine reviewed the song favorably, saying that his "smooth, melodic voice and sensitive interpretation of the lyric signal show promise for this talented new artist." Music video The music video was directed by Jeffrey Phillips and premiered in late 1996. Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts ==Other versions==

In 1997, saxophonist Richard Elliot covered the song from his album ''Jumpin' Off''. Eli Mattson delivered a piano/vocal cover on the third season of America's Got Talent in 2008. British boyband JLS also recorded a cover of the song; it was leaked onto the internet in June 2010 and has now appeared as the B-side to their single She Makes Me Wanna. British pop singer Shayne Ward included a cover on his third album, Obsession. The song is featured on the Boyzone album, BZ20, released in November 2013. ==References==