Turn It into Love

This is the format and track listing of major single release of "Turn It into Love".

Japanese 7" single and 3" CD

1. "Turn It into Love" – 3:35
2. "Made in Heaven" – 3:24

"Turn It into Love"

• Album version / single version
• Instrumental: Initially used on a very rare Turkish bootleg 7" in 1988 and then as the theme music to the 'gallery' section of the 2002 Greatest Hits 1987–1992 DVD. Also made available as part of PWL's re-issues of back catalogue releases on iTunes.
• Extended instrumental: included exclusively on the Japanese Greatest Hits 1987–1997 CD in 2003
• Backing Track: Unavailable until the PWL's re-issues of back catalogue releases on iTunes.

No official vocal extended version of "Turn It into Love" was ever produced at PWL.

"Made in Heaven"

• Album version / single version
• Made in England Mix, aka Made in Australia Mix or Made in Sweden Mix
• Heaven Scent Mix (edit): shorter version included on the Australian "Never Too Late" single and the UK Greatest Hits 87–92 (2002 release)
• Heaven Scent 12" Mix (extended): included exclusively on Greatest Remix Hits Volume 4 in Australia in August 1998
• Original 12" Mix: Unavailable until the PWL's re-issues of back catalogue releases on iTunes.
• Instrumental: Unavailable until the PWL's re-issues of back catalogue releases on iTunes.
• Backing Track: Unavailable until the PWL's re-issues of back catalogue releases on iTunes.

Minogue performed the song on the following concert tours:

• On a Night Like This Tour (as part of the Hits Medley)
• Showgirl: The Homecoming Tour (as a medley with "Light Years")

In September 1988, just prior to Kylie's "Turn It into Love" being released in Japan, British Hi-NRG singer Hazell Dean released her version which was also produced by Stock Aitken Waterman, however, the arrangement was noticeably different from that of Kylie's version.

As explained in notes contained on her 2012 greatest hits compilation, Evergreen, Hazell was at PWL studios recording "Maybe" when she was played a selection of songs being recorded for Kylie's debut album. "Turn it into Love" stood out, and she liked the song so much, she asked Pete Waterman to let her record her own version of the song. Waterman obliged and it was eventually released as the lead into the release of Dean's second Stock Aitken Waterman-produced album Always in October 1988.

Dean's version of "Turn It into Love" peaked at number 21 in the UK Singles Chart for the week ending 8 October 1988[3] and number 30 in Swiss singles chart for the week ending 30 October 1988.[4] Hazell believed it should have been released as the follow-up to "Who's Leaving Who" and felt it would have been a bigger hit. She also stated recently in an interview published on her website that it is her least favourite song to perform live.

Brother-sister duo Same Difference recorded "Turn It into Love" and included it on their debut album which was released on 1 December 2008.[5] It was intended to have been the second single from the duo (and from the album), and was due for release in 2009 but was cancelled. In 1990, Hong Kong band Echo covered this song in Cantonese.

"愛が止まらない (Turn It into Love)" ("Ai ga Tomaranai (Turn It into Love)") was Wink's third single and is taken from the album "At Heel Diamonds". The song is a Japanese-language cover version of Kylie Minogue's "Turn It into Love", which had been released as a single only in Japan. Songwriter Neko Oikawa wrote the lyrics. The cover was issued on 16 November 1988 on CD (catalog number H10R-30011) and cassette tape (catalog number X10R-1021). It reached number one on the Oricon pop charts, and served as the theme song for the Japanese TV drama Oikaketai no! "Ai ga Tomaranai" itself has been covered by numerous artists.

• Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics