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| Writer = ], Jody Watley | Writer = ], Jody Watley
| Producer = ] | Producer = ]
⚫ | Last single = "]"<BR>(1990)
| Chart position = <li>#61 <small>(U.S. Pop)</small></li>
⚫ | This single = "'''I Want You'''"<br>(1991)
<li>#5 <small>(U.S. R&B)</small></li> <li>#17 <small>(U.S. Dance)</small></li>
| Last single = ]<BR>(1990) | Next single = "]"<br>(1992)
⚫ | This single = I Want You<br>(1991)
⚫ | Next single = ]<br>(1992)
}} }}


'''"I Want You"''' was the first single from ]'s third album, ''Affairs of the Heart''. "I Want You" was considered a disappointment after her second album scored three consecutive top ten pop singles, "I Want You" failed to reach the top 50 of the pop chart, it did find success as a Top five R&B single, and top twenty dance single. "'''I Want You'''" is the first single from ]'s third album, ''Affairs of the Heart''. "I Want You" was considered a disappointment{{whom}} after her second album scored three consecutive top-ten pop singles. "I Want You" failed to reach the top 50 on the U.S. pop chart, although it did find success as a top-five R&B single, and top-twenty dance single.


The video was featured on an episode of '']''. The video was featured on an episode of '']''.


==Charts==
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!Chart (1991)
!Peak<br>position
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|''Billboard'' Hot 100
|align=center|61
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|''Billboard'' Hot R&B Singles
|align=center|5
|-
|''Billboard'' Hot Dance/Club Play
|align=center|17
|}


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"I Want You"
Song

"I Want You" is the first single from Jody Watley's third album, Affairs of the Heart. "I Want You" was considered a disappointment after her second album scored three consecutive top-ten pop singles. "I Want You" failed to reach the top 50 on the U.S. pop chart, although it did find success as a top-five R&B single, and top-twenty dance single.

The video was featured on an episode of Beverly Hills, 90210.

Charts

Chart (1991) Peak
position
Billboard Hot 100 61
Billboard Hot R&B Singles 5
Billboard Hot Dance/Club Play 17
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