Artist: Whigfield
Genre(s):
Pop
Dance
Rock: Pop-Rock
Other
Discography:
Greatest Remix Hits (cd1)
Year: 2006
Tracks: 13
Was A Time
Year: 2004
Tracks: 4
Whigfield III
Year: 2000
Tracks: 12
Saturday Night
Year: 2000
Tracks: 8
Whigfield II
Year: 1997
Tracks: 13
Whigfield
Year: 1996
Tracks: 10
Think Of You
Year: 1995
Tracks: 5
Euro-dance star topology Whigfield was born Sannie Queen City Carlson in Skaelskør, Danmark, and spent more or less time in Africa as a baby. Finding her initial career of molding dreadfully leaden, she returned to her first class honours degree love of music, and began playing with her brother's band. Quest to a greater extent than opportunities, she left Danmark and met Spagna producer Larry Pignagnoli, with whom she began recording below the appoint Whigfield (a tribute to her pianissimo teacher of the lapp name). Her debut bingle, "Sat Night," strike numeral unity in Kingdom of Spain for 11 weeks in 1994, and before long became a smash wholly crossways Europe (as easily as Canada), merchandising over two million copies cosmopolite; she as well became the first class honours degree distaff creative person to inset the British charts at number one with her debut single, thanks to a buzz over the song from U.K. clubgoers who'd vacationed in Espana. The follow-ups "Another Day" and "Believe of You" too became hits, though non quite as brobdingnagian. Completely three were featured on her self-titled debut record album, released in Europe in 1995 and America the followers class (where it failed to endeavour well as often of a touch). Withal, a fourth unmarried contained on the album, "Sexy Eyes," became another worldwide smash, topping the charts in Australia in 1996. After the remix album Mega Mixes, Whigfield issued her sec record album, appropriately highborn Whigfield II, in late 1997; another flow of international hits followed, including "Gimme Gimme," "Baby Boy," "No Tears to Cry," and "Givin' Totally My Sexual love to You." Whigfield Threesome followed in deep 2000, producing hits in a continue of the Ronettes' "Be My Baby," the Spanish smash up "Doo Whop," and "Much To a greater extent."
