: After winning a local talent contest in Honolulu, Medeiros recorded the song in 1986. A visiting radio executive from Arizona heard it while on vacation and brought it to the mainland U.S..
: True to Benson's signature sound of that era, the song is an R&B-inflected soul ballad featuring his smooth, refined vocals and melodic guitar work. Initial Reception NOTHINGS GONNA CHANGE MY LOVE FOR YOU GEORGE BENSON
George Benson's original version was not a massive hit in the United States upon its release. Instead, it saw its primary success in Europe and Asia: : After winning a local talent contest in
: Medeiros’s version eventually topped the charts in the UK, Canada, France, Ireland, and Spain, making it one of the most recognizable love songs of the 1980s. Initial Reception George Benson's original version was not
"Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You" is a legendary romantic ballad originally recorded by American R&B and jazz artist for his 1985 studio album, 20/20 . While the song is widely remembered today, its journey from a modest album track to a global wedding staple is a fascinating piece of music history. Origins and Production