Dana - The Best Of Dana (1998)
BAND/ARTIST: Dana
- Title: The Best Of Dana
- Year Of Release: 1998
- Label: Epic
- Genre: Pop, Ballad, Vocal
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 01:11:06
- Total Size: 228/503 Mb (scans)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. All Kinds Of Everything
02. Who Put The Lights Out
03. Please Tell Him That I Said Hello
04. There's Nothin' You Can Do To Change My Mind
05. It's Gonna Be A Cold, Cold Christmas
06. I'm Not In Love
07. Never Gonna Fall In Love Again
08. There's A Kind Of Hush
09. Fairytale
10. All My Loving
11. I Get A Little Sentimental Over You
12. Rose Garden
13. Totus Tuus
14. If
15. Over The Rainbow
16. The Girl Is Back (In Town)
17. Something's Cookin' In The Kitchen
18. I Can't Get Over Getting Over You
19. Cry Like A Baby
20. Every Night
Female singer born 30 August 1951 in London, England. She grew up in Derry, Northern Ireland, where she studied at Thornhill College.
Signed to Rex Records in 1967. They asked her to record under a shorter name, so she chose Dana, her teenage nickname.
In February 1969, Dana came second in the Irish National Song Contest, and the following year came first, thus becoming Ireland's representative at the Eurovision finals in Amsterdam.
In March 1970, the eighteen-year-old schoolgirl won the Eurovision Song Contest with All Kinds of Everything, a million-seller that launched an award-winning music career.
As well as pop music, she also recorded several Catholic music and prayer albums (The Rosary CD has sold a million). She's worked in the USA for the Eternal World Television Network, and performed at several World Youth Day events attended by Pope John Paul II.
From 1999 until 2004 Dana Rosemary Scallon was an MEP for Connacht-Ulster in Ireland.
In 2006 she started her own label, DS Music Productions.
Married Damien Scallon in 1978. They have four children.
Signed to Rex Records in 1967. They asked her to record under a shorter name, so she chose Dana, her teenage nickname.
In February 1969, Dana came second in the Irish National Song Contest, and the following year came first, thus becoming Ireland's representative at the Eurovision finals in Amsterdam.
In March 1970, the eighteen-year-old schoolgirl won the Eurovision Song Contest with All Kinds of Everything, a million-seller that launched an award-winning music career.
As well as pop music, she also recorded several Catholic music and prayer albums (The Rosary CD has sold a million). She's worked in the USA for the Eternal World Television Network, and performed at several World Youth Day events attended by Pope John Paul II.
From 1999 until 2004 Dana Rosemary Scallon was an MEP for Connacht-Ulster in Ireland.
In 2006 she started her own label, DS Music Productions.
Married Damien Scallon in 1978. They have four children.
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