What's Your Name, What's Your Number = Cual Es Tu Nombre, Cual Es Tu Número

Released in 1977 on Buddah Records, this single served as a follow-up to the massive disco success of 'More, More, More'. Andrea True, a former adult film star turned disco diva, collaborated with producer Gregg Diamond to capitalize on the popularity of the high-energy, polished studio sound that defined the mid-seventies club scene. The track was designed to replicate the infectious, rhythmic appeal of her debut hit, targeting both discotheque DJs and pop radio charts with its blend of lush production and catchy, repetitive hooks.

The record captures a specific moment in the evolution of commercial disco, where producers focused on creating radio-friendly edits that retained the driving, danceable beat required for the dance floor. While it did not reach the same cultural ubiquity as her breakout single, it stands as a representative artifact of the late seventies Buddah Records catalog. The design reflects the label's typical aesthetic for the era, utilizing clean, functional typography often associated with standard 12-inch and 7-inch dance floor releases of the period.