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[[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 |
[[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 listeners and Luv's fans that Carrere Records decided to release it as a single. The group made a farewell performance later, in August, on the '''Nederland Muziekland''' show on [[Veronica (TV channel)]] in [[Spakenburg]] to promote what was supposed to be their last single. Then, a compilation [[Goodbye Luv']], including the repertoire from 1979 to 1981, came out. |
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[http://www.justsomelyrics.com/1628370/LUV-Tingalingaling-Lyrics Lyrics to Tingalingaling] |
* [http://www.justsomelyrics.com/1628370/LUV-Tingalingaling-Lyrics Lyrics to Tingalingaling] |
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Revision as of 21:25, 22 October 2009
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| B-side | "Billy The Kid" |
Tingalingaling (also credited as Tingeling) is the thirteenth single by Dutch girl group Luv', released in the summer of 1981 by CNR/Carrere Records. This song appears on the 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.
Song history
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. 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 later, in August, on the Nederland Muziekland show on Veronica (TV channel) in Spakenburg to promote what was supposed to be their last single. Then, 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 (1980) | Peak position |
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| Netherlands (Dutch Top 40) | 29 |
| Netherlands (Nationale Hitparade (currently Single Top 100) | 15 |
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