Lulu Something To Shout About (CD)

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(2008/REV-OLA) 20 tracks, recorded 1964-66 more

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Lulu: Something To Shout About (CD)

(2008/REV-OLA) 20 tracks, recorded 1964-66

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Interpret: Lulu
Album titlle: Something To Shout About (CD)
Label REV OLA
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5013929453920
weight in Kg 0.107

Lulu - Something To Shout About (CD) CD 1
01	You Touch Me Baby	Lulu
02	You'll Never Leave Her	Lulu
03	I'll Come Running Over	Lulu
04	Not In This Whole Wide World	Lulu
05	She Will Break Your Heart	Lulu
06	Can I Get A Witness	Lulu
07	Tell Me Like It Is	Lulu
08	Shout	Lulu
09	Try To Understand	Lulu
10	Night Time Is The Right Time	Lulu
11	Choc Ice	Lulu
12	So In Love	Lulu
13	Only One	Lulu
14	Dream Lover	Lulu
15	He's Sure The Boy I Love	Lulu
16	Leave A Little Love	Lulu
17	Surprise Surprise	Lulu
18	Satisfied	Lulu
19	Call Me	Lulu
20	Here Comes The Night	Lulu

Lulu Lulu, born Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie near Glasgow in 1948, had her first hit in... more

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"Lulu"

Lulu

Lulu, born Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie near Glasgow in 1948, had her first hit in 1963 with the hard-rocking "Shout" and has since became one of Bri-tain's best-known entertainers. Lulu first came to the attention of Chelsea Records president Wes Farrell during the early '70s when he was asked to produce a ses-sion for her by Atlantic Records. When Lulu's contract with Atlan-tic expired, Farrell signed her to his newly-formed Chelsea label, and shortly afterwards in 1974 she enjoyed her biggest British hit in five years with "The Man Who Sold The World". The song was the title track from an early album by David Bowie (though never a single), but convinced of its potential, Bowie persuaded Lulu to record it, and co-produced it himself. Many other producers, including Farrell himself, subsequently worked with Lulu during her spell with Chelsea. The results, as amply demonstrated on this album, show off Lulu's ability to mas-ter a breathtaking diversity of styles: from the apocolyptic rock of the title track, the disco/dance hit "Take Your Mama For A Ride", and a generous selection of soul scorchers and country ballads, all are invested with Lulu's unique brand of vocal integrity.

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