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"Tingalingaling"
"Tingalingaling"
Single by Luv'
from the album Forever Yours
B-side	"Billy The Kid"
Released	July 1981
Recorded	1980
Genre	Pop
Length	3:14
Label	CNR/Carrere Records
Songwriter(s)	Hans van Hemert and Piet Souer (a.k.a. Janschen & Janschens)
Producer(s)	Hans van Hemert
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"Tingalingaling" (also credited as Tingeling) is the thirteenth single by the Dutch girl group Luv', released in the summer of 1981 by CNR/Carrere Records. The song appears on the Forever Yours album and the Goodbye Luv' compilation. The group initially intended the song to be its final single, but would continue to be active until 2020.

Background

My Number One was a smash hit in Benelux, proving that Luv's new member Ria Thielsch (who replaced Patty Brard) was accepted by the public. However, just before Christmas 1980, Marga Scheide became overworked and had to be on sick leave until February 1981.^[1] The group had to stop all its activities. In early March 1981, Luv's break-up was announced in the media.^[2] A Dutch radio DJ, Hugo van Gelderen, often played "Tingalingaling" (an uptempo post-disco and synth-pop track taken from the Forever Yours album) on TROS station. The song was so popular among the TROS listeners and Luv's fans that Carrere Records decided to release it as a single. The group made a farewell performance on July 22, 1981, on the "Nederland Muziekland" show on Veronica (TV channel) in Spakenburg to promote what was supposed to be their final single.^[3] However, the group would continue to perform from 1988 - 1996, 2005 - 2012, and 2015 - 2020.

Commercial performance

Due to a limited promotion by the Luv' singers, "Tingalingaling" only charted in the Netherlands and was a moderate hit in comparison with the million-sellers You're the Greatest Lover and Trojan Horse.

Charts

Weekly charts

Chart (1980)	Peak position
Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)^[4]	29
Netherlands (currently Single Top 100)^[5]	15

Year-end charts

Chart (1981)	Position
Netherlands (Dutch Top 40) 1981^[6]	256

References

^ "Marga Scheide valt flauw bij TV-opname". De Telegraaf. Retrieved 2021-04-21.
^ "Hans van Hemert: Nu stop ik met Luv'!". De Telegraaf. Retrieved 2021-04-21.
^ "Luv' neemt vanavond definitief afscheid". Leeuwarder Courant. Retrieved 2021-04-21.
^ "Dutch Top 40 > Luv'". Stichting Nederlandse Top 40. Retrieved 2021-04-21.
^ "Nationale Hitparade > Luv'". Dutchcharts.nl. Retrieved 2021-04-21.
^ "Jaaroverzicht 1981" (in Dutch). Stichting Nederlandse Top 40. Retrieved April 10, 2021.

External links

Lyrics to Tingalingaling

[1] "Marga Scheide valt flauw bij TV-opname". De Telegraaf. Retrieved 2021-04-21.

[2] "Hans van Hemert: Nu stop ik met Luv'!". De Telegraaf. Retrieved 2021-04-21.

[3] "Luv' neemt vanavond definitief afscheid". Leeuwarder Courant. Retrieved 2021-04-21.

[4] "Dutch Top 40 > Luv'". Stichting Nederlandse Top 40. Retrieved 2021-04-21.

[5] "Nationale Hitparade > Luv'". Dutchcharts.nl. Retrieved 2021-04-21.

[6] "Jaaroverzicht 1981" (in Dutch). Stichting Nederlandse Top 40. Retrieved April 10, 2021.

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+{{Infobox song
-| Name = '''Tingalingaling'''
+| name       = Tingalingaling
+| cover      = Tingalingaling cover.jpg
-| Artist = [[Luv']]
+| alt        =
-| from Album = [[Forever Yours (Luv' Album)|Forever Yours]]
+| type       = single
-| B-side = '''Billy The Kid'''
-| Released = [[1981]]
+| artist     = [[Luv']]
+| album      = [[Forever Yours (Luv' Album)|Forever Yours]]
-| Format = [[Gramophone record|7" Vinyl Single]]
+| B-side     = ''Billy The Kid''
-| Recorded = 1980
-| Genre = [[Pop music|Pop]]
+| released   = July [[1981 in music|1981]]
-| Length = 3:14
+| recorded   = 1980
+| studio     =
-| Label = Carrere Records
+| venue      =
-| Writer = [[Hans van Hemert]] and [[Piet Souer]] (a.k.a '''Janschen & Janschens''')
-| Producer = [[Hans van Hemert]]
+| genre      = [[Pop music|Pop]]
+| length     = 3:14
-| Last single = <small>"[[My Number One (Luv' song)|My Number One]]"<br>(1980)</small>
+| label      = CNR/[[Carrere Records]]
-| This single = <small>"Tingalingaling"<br>(1981)</small>
+| writer     = [[Hans van Hemert]] and [[Piet Souer]] (a.k.a. '''Janschen & Janschens''')
-| Next single = <small>"[[Welcome to My Party (Luv' song)|Welcome to My Party]]"<br>(1989)</small>
+| producer   = [[Hans van Hemert]]
+| prev_title = [[My Number One (Luv' song)|My Number One]]
+| prev_year  = 1980
+| next_title = [[Welcome to My Party (Luv' song)|Welcome to My Party]]
+| next_year  = 1989
 }}
-'''Tingalingaling''' (also credited as '''Tingeling''') is the thirteenth single by the Dutch girl group [[Luv']], released in the summer of 1981 by Carrere Records. This song appears on the album [[Forever Yours (Luv' album|Forever Yours]] and the compilation [[Goodbye Luv']]. It was meant to be [[Luv']]s farewell to its public, though the female pop act didn't know at this time, they would made several reunions in the future.
+"'''Tingalingaling'''" (also credited as '''Tingeling''') is the thirteenth single by the Dutch girl group [[Luv']], released in the summer of 1981 by CNR/[[Carrere Records]]. The song appears on the [[Forever Yours (Luv' Album)|Forever Yours]] album and the [[Goodbye Luv']] compilation. The group initially intended the song to be its [[Swan_song#Idiomatic_usage|final single]], but would continue to be active until 2020.
+==Background==
+[[My Number One (Luv' song)|My Number One]] was a smash hit in [[Benelux]], proving that Luv's new member [[Ria Thielsch]] (who replaced [[Patty Brard]]) was accepted by the public. However, just before Christmas 1980, [[Marga Scheide]] became overworked and had to be on sick leave until February 1981.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.delpher.nl/nl/kranten/view?coll=ddd&query=%28Marga+Scheide%29&cql%5B%5D=%28date+_gte_+%2201-12-1980%22%29&redirect=true&sortfield=date&identifier=ddd:011204833:mpeg21:a0310&resultsidentifier=ddd:011204833:mpeg21:a0310&rowid=1|title=Marga Scheide valt flauw bij TV-opname|publisher=De Telegraaf|accessdate=2021-04-21}} </ref> The group had to stop all its activities. In early March 1981, Luv's break-up was announced in the media.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.delpher.nl/nl/kranten/view?query=Luv&page=1&maxperpage=50&sortfield=date&cql%5B%5D=%28date+_gte_+%2201-03-1981%22%29&cql%5B%5D=%28date+_lte_+%2201-09-1981%22%29&coll=ddd&redirect=true&identifier=ddd:011205050:mpeg21:a0282&resultsidentifier=ddd:011205050:mpeg21:a0282&rowid=9|title=Hans van Hemert: Nu stop ik met Luv'!|publisher=De Telegraaf|accessdate=2021-04-21}} </ref> A Dutch radio DJ, Hugo van Gelderen, often played "Tingalingaling" (an uptempo post-disco and synth-pop track taken from the [[Forever Yours (Luv' Album)|Forever Yours]] album) on [[TROS]] station. The song was so popular among the TROS listeners and Luv's fans that [[Carrere Records]] decided to release it as a single. The group made a farewell performance on July 22, 1981, on the "Nederland Muziekland" show on [[Veronica (TV channel)]] in [[Spakenburg]] to promote what was supposed to be their final single.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.delpher.nl/nl/kranten/view?query=Luv&page=3&maxperpage=50&sortfield=date&cql%5B%5D=%28date+_gte_+%2201-03-1981%22%29&cql%5B%5D=%28date+_lte_+%2201-09-1981%22%29&coll=ddd&redirect=true&identifier=ddd:010621762:mpeg21:a0092&resultsidentifier=ddd:010621762:mpeg21:a0092&rowid=11|title=Luv' neemt vanavond definitief afscheid|publisher=Leeuwarder Courant|accessdate=2021-04-21}} </ref> However, the group would continue to perform from [[Luv%27#Comebacks|1988 - 1996, 2005 - 2012, and 2015 - 2020]].
+==Commercial performance==
-==Song history==
+Due to a limited promotion by the Luv' singers, "Tingalingaling" only charted in the Netherlands and was a moderate hit in comparison with the million-sellers [[You're the Greatest Lover]] and [[Trojan Horse (song)|Trojan Horse]].
-[[My Number One (Luv' song)|My Number One]] succeeded in being a smash hit in the [[Benelux]], proving that [[Luv']]s new member [[Ria Thielsch]] was accepted by the public. However, a couple of months after the record's release, [[Marga Scheide]], the blonde singer of the group, became overworked because [[Luv']] toured extensively Europe. That's why, in early 1981 the ladies stopped their concerts but continued the TV and radio performances. [[Luv']]s end was near. In March, an official statement announced Luv's break-up. A Dutch DJ, Hugo van Gelderen, often played on the [[TROS]] radio station [[Tingalingaling]], an uptempo post disco and synth pop track taken from the last studio album [[Forever Yours (Luv' album|Forever Yours]]. The song was so popular among the TROS listenners and Luv's fans that Carrere Records decided to release it as a single. The group made a farewell performance later, in August, in the '''Nederland Muziekland''' show on [[Veronica (TV channel)]] to promote what was supposed to be its last single. Meanwhile, a compilation [[Goodbye Luv']], including the repertoire from 1979 to 1981, came out.
-==Chart performance==
-Because of a lack of promotion as Luv' disbanded, Tingalingaling was a moderate hit in the Netherlands.
+==Charts==
+===Weekly charts===
 {| class="wikitable"
-!align="left"|Charts (1980)
+!Chart (1980)
-!align="left"|Peak<br>position
+!Peak<br>position
 |-
+| Netherlands ([[Dutch Top 40]])<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.top40.nl/luv/luv-tingalingaling-8983|title=Dutch Top 40 > Luv'|publisher=Stichting Nederlandse Top 40|accessdate=2021-04-21}} </ref>
-|align="left"|Netherlands ([[Dutch Top 40]])
 |align="center"|29
+|-
+| Netherlands  (currently [[Single Top 100]])<ref>{{cite web|url=https://dutchcharts.nl/showitem.asp?interpret=Luv%27&titel=Tingalingaling&cat=s|title=Nationale Hitparade > Luv'|publisher=Dutchcharts.nl|accessdate=2021-04-21}}</ref>
+|align="center"|15
 |}
+===Year-end charts===
+{| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:center;"
+|-
+!Chart (1981)
+!Position
+|-
+!scope="row"|Netherlands (Dutch Top 40) 1981<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hitsallertijden.nl/hitdossier80/jaaroverzichten/nederland/1981.htm|title=Jaaroverzicht 1981|publisher=Stichting Nederlandse Top 40|access-date=April 10, 2021|language=nl}}</ref>
+|256
+|}
+==References==
+{{reflist}}
 ==External links==
-[http://www.justsomelyrics.com/1628370/LUV-Tingalingaling-Lyrics Lyrics to Tingalingaling]
+* [http://www.justsomelyrics.com/1628370/LUV-Tingalingaling-Lyrics Lyrics to Tingalingaling]
-<br />
-<br />
 {{Luv'}}
-[[Category:1981 singles]]
 [[Category:1980 songs]]
-[[Category:1980s pop songs]]
+[[Category:1981 singles]]
 [[Category:Luv' songs]]
+[[Category:Songs written by Hans van Hemert]]
+[[Category:Songs written by Piet Souer]]
+[[Category:Carrere Records singles]]

v t e Luv'
Patty Brard José Hoebee Marga Scheide Ria Thielsch Diana van Berlo Michelle Gold Carina Lemoine Chimène van Oosterhout
Studio albums	With Luv' (1978) Lots of Luv' (1979) True Luv' (1979) Forever Yours (1980) Sincerely Yours (1991) All You Need Is Luv' (1994)
EP	For You (1989)
Main Compilations	Greatest Hits (1979) Goodbye Luv' (1981) Greatest Hits (CD version) (1990) Luv' Gold (1993) 25 Jaar Na Waldolala (2003) Completely in Luv' (2006)
Singles	"My Man" (1977) "Dream, Dream" (1977) "U.O.Me (You Owe Me)" (1978) "You're the Greatest Lover" (1978) "Trojan Horse" (1978) "Casanova" (1979) "Eeny Meeny Miny Moe" (1979) "Ooh, Yes I Do" (1979) "Ann-Maria" (1980) "One More Little Kissie" (1980) "My Number One" (1980) "Tingalingaling" (1981) "Welcome to My Party" (1989) "Luv' Hitpack" (1989) "Girl Like Me" (1990) "Hit-Medley" (1990) "Hasta Mañana" (1990) "Jungle Jive" (1991) "He's My Guy" (1991) "The Last Song" (1992) "This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak for You)" (1992) "Megamix '93" (1993) "Luv' Dance-Medley" (1993) "With Him Tonight" (2019) "Trojan Horse (Kav Verhouzer Remix)" (2022)
Other singles	"Who Do You Wanna Be" (1979) "4 Gouden Hits" (1989)
Videos	Back in Luv' (2006)