Rikki Don't Lose That Number = Rikki No Pierdas Ese Numero

This 1984 release is a promotional single issued by RCA Victor, primarily intended for the Latin American market as indicated by the Spanish subtitle. It features the British musician Tom Robinson, a pivotal figure in the late 1970s punk and new wave scenes, known for his socially conscious songwriting and his work with the Tom Robinson Band. The song itself is a cover of the Steely Dan classic, reinterpreted through Robinson's distinct vocal style and the synth-heavy production sensibilities common to mid-1980s pop music.

The design of this release reflects the standard RCA Victor promotional aesthetic of the era, prioritizing clarity and functional information for radio play. While Tom Robinson is celebrated for his influential anthems like 2-4-6-8 Motorway, this particular track represents a period of experimentation and stylistic transition for the artist. It remains a minor but intriguing footnote in his discography, serving as an example of how established rock artists were sometimes marketed internationally during the mid-eighties.