"I Want to Cha-Cha (viola version)" genre: Pop/Balada
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	Another great alternate version song. This version differs from the "En Route" CD release, substituting a lead viola for electric guitar, creating an unusual latin/classical pairing. It's to be included in an upcoming mp3.com release.
	CD: not currently available on CD   Label: Spotlight Recordings Credits: Copyright 1988 Piano Street Music (BMI), words and music by Johnny Stephen Zawacki
	Story Behind the Song Recorded at the same time as the original version, included on the "En Route" CD release, this take has John Madison on viola (who at the time was with the Toledo Symphony and performed with many major touring performers passing through the Detroit area). Plans are to release this version in an mp3.com CD, with other rare unreleased Johnny Z versions of previously released songs and some entirely new songs. Until then it is only available here for streaming, and at http://www.players-server.com/link.asp?Link=6&ArtID=vrf676 in download form. Lyrics I want to cha-cha, but not alone I Want to cha-cha, but not alone He says, no sense in wasting time You can't slow dance and feel alive I want to cha-cha, but not alone I want to cha-cha, but not alone Odd man, romance left him aside He can freelance again tonight He doesn't want to, it's not his style He wants it to be new a longer while I want to cha-cha, but not alone I want to cha-cha, but not alone Odd man, romance left him aside He can freelance again tonight words and music by Johnny Stephen Zawacki © 1988 Piano Street Music (BMI)

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