brian kennedy

Brian Kennedy was born in Belfast.  In 1990, Kennedy came out with his debut album called 'The Great War Of Words'.  Since then he has released many well-received releases.  1996 saw the highly popular album 'A Better Man', the second of Kennedy's albums, claim success.  More singles to win Kennedy a No.1 album position in Ireland included 'Life, Love And Happiness' and 'Put The Message In The Box'.  Such was the popularity of Kennedy, his album was certified four-times platinum in Ireland.  To top this, Kennedy won a highly acclaimed Irish Music Industry Award.

These Days
Of course, we can't forget that Brian Kennedy also worked with big name artist, Ronan Keating!  The two artists collaborated on the hit single, 'These Days' taken from Brian Kennedy's album, 'Now That I Know What I Want'.  This was a success scoring the No.3 Irish singles chart position and it also became a platinum single too!

Here's the track listings of this single below:

Key: Lyrics

	Release date: 28th October 1999 (Ireland) Highest Irish Chart Position: 3 Record Label: Polydor Records
	CD Ref: 6679541 Track listing:   1. These Days   2. I'll Be Waiting     3. Under Irish Stars     4. Interview (CD-ROM)   This single comes from Brian Kennedy's album, 'Now That I Know What I Want' and features Ronan. Features an exclusive interview with Brian and Ronan. This single has only been released in Ireland.

lulu

Lulu, was born Marie MacDonald McLaughlin Lawrie on the 3rd November 1948 at Lennox Castle, Glasgow, Scotland. She began her musical presence doing vocals for band, The Luwers made up of other members: Jim Dewar, Ross Nelson, Jimmy Smith, Alec Bell, Tony Tierney and David Miller. But most will probably best remember Lulu's debut through her performance of 'Shout', a cover of the original version performed by the Isley Brothers. This single came out in 1964, when Lulu was only 15 years of age. The struggle for popularity struck Lulu in her debut years. Out of a total of eight singles she released, only two claimed a worthy charting position. Lulu departed The Luwers and through a shift of record labels that included Decca and EMI/Columbia Records she emerged under the eye of producer, Mickie Most, with a successful single in 1967, 'The Boat That I Row', a cover of the original version recorded by Neil Diamond. She also had the opportunity to take on an acting role in the film, 'To Sir With Love'. Through her performance of the theme music to this film she gained a highly popular US No.1 single while in the UK it reached a respectable No.6 position. In the UK she acquired more hit singles that included: 'Let's Pretend', 'The Peaceful Heart' and 'Me' for example.

Together - the album
Into a new century and Lulu recaptured a whole array of duets - both previous and new in a special album suitably titled 'Together'. Amongst her duets include classics with modern artists like 'To Sir With Love' with Samantha Mumba and 'Shame Shame Shame' with Atomic Kitten. Lulu dueted with Ronan Keating on the Bob Seger tune, 'We've Got Tonight' (this also features on Ronan's album, 'Destination') and to accompany this special album, Lulu featured on her own special television programme 'An Audience With Lulu' in early 2002.  Ronan made his guest appearance and he and Lulu sang together 'If Tomorrow Never Comes'.

Here's the track listings of this album below:

Key: Lyrics

Release date: 20th May 2002 (UK) Highest UK Chart Position: 4 Record Label: Mercury Records

CD Ref: 0630212 Track listing:   1. Teardrops (with Elton John)     2. Shame Shame Shame (with Atomic Kitten)     3. Inside Thing (Let 'em In) (with Paul McCartney)     4. We've Got Tonight (with Ronan Keating)   5. Sail On Sailor (with Sting)     6. Back At One (with Westlife)     7. To Sir With Love (with Samantha Mumba)     8. With You I'm Born Again (with Marti Pellow)     9. The Prayer (with Russell Watson)   10. Reunited (with Cliff Richard)   11. I'm Back For More (with Bobby Womack)   12. Now That The Magic Has Gone (with Joe Cocker)   13. Phunk Phoolin (with Kerphunk)   14. Relight My Fire (with Take That)

jeanette biedermann

Jeanette Biedermann was born in Berlin, Germany on the 22nd February 1981.  She began her public career at the age of 5 in the national circus, 'Lilliput' where she learnt dancing and acrobatics.  At around age 10 she took to singing participating in karaoke competitions and impersonating famous name acts such as Céline Dion and Mariah Carey.  Her singing talents were to be recognised more widely when she took part in a major singing competition in 1999 competing against some 270,000 other hopefuls.

She was able to release a debut single in March 1999 while also starring in a German soap broadcasting on RTL.  Since her hopeful start she has released 2 albums and a string of successful singles.  Her latest album is titled 'Rock My Life'.

Here's the track listings of this album below:

Key: Lyrics

Release date: 25th November 2002 Country: Germany Record Label: Polydor Records

CD Ref: - Track listing:   1. Rock My Life     2. Right Now     3. Jean     4. Don't Treat Me Badly     5. Win Your Love     6. To Fall In Love     7. Love From Start To Finish     8. Heartbeat     9. Flight Tonight   10. Tell Me   11. Upright   12. Let's Party Tonight   13. You're Nothing Better   14. Heaven Can't Lie   15. We've Got Tonight (Duet with Ronan Keating) For details of the single, 'We've Got Tonight', check out the Import Singles Discography page!

cécilia cara

Cécilia Cara was born in Cannes, France on the 5th June 1984.  She started singing from a very early age and by 14 years of age she attended the Academy Of Cannes.  She progressed in the performing arts later on and recently played a major starring role as Juliet in a making of 'Romeo And Juliet'.

She sang alongside Ronan Keating on his highly successful 'Destination' album performing a duet of 'Je T'aime Plus Que Tout'.

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