and Velvet Apple Music cover recording of: I Will Always Love You lyricist and composer: Dolly Parton publisher: Carlin Music Corporation, Owepar Publishing Inc. ( manufacturing and distribution company, do not add releases here) (in 1992) mixed at: Ocean Way Recording in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States part of: The Co-Op: Top 10 British Funeral Songs (number: 3), New York Post: 100 Greatest Covers (2007) (number: 59) and The Rolling Stone Magazine’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time: 2021 edition (number: 94) recording of: I Will Always Love You lyricist and composer: Dolly Parton publisher: Carlin Music Corporation, Owepar Publishing Inc. By mid-2001, after nearly 10 top 10 hits, the group partly disbanded and went back to working on the club scene.Engineer: David Reitzas, Bill Schnee and Peter Yianilos executive producer: Clive Davis and Whitney Houston producer: David Foster ( Canadian music producer, arranger and composer) mixer: David Reitzas creative direction: Rickey Minor solo saxophone: Kirk Whalum arranger: David Foster ( Canadian music producer, arranger and composer) vocals arranger: Whitney Houston phonographic copyright (℗) by: Arista Records, Inc. The group's success continued throughout the beginning of the 21st century, with the "Platinum Album" (their third album release) going top 10, spawning 3 big hits (Kiss, Shala Lala and Uncle John From Jamaica) and 2 lesser known tracks (Cheekah Bow-Bow, which included their fifth cyber-member Cheekah, and the ballad Forever As One, which gained more notoriety for its video, which was banned after the group used unlicensed pictures of them meeting pop group Westlife). The ploy worked and by the beginning of the year 2000, the group had achieved 4 top 10 entries, including 2 number ones (Boom Boom Boom Boom and We're Going to Ibiza).
Never critically acclaimed, the group continued making records that were distinctly "Eurodance", following in the footsteps of previous Dutch-Dance sensations 2 Unlimited. This led to the name 'Vengaboys' as their following project. A guest-singer from Spain, for the producer's previous project Nakatomi, kept repeatedly singing "¡Venga!" ("Come on!") in their songs.
Like in Spanish, the V is pronounced with a soft B sound, as such- "Bengaboys", which could be translated as "The 'Come on' Boys". Some of their most successful singles include "Uncle John from Jamaica", "We're Going to Ibiza", "Boom Boom Boom Boom" and "We Like to Party". They formed in 1992 and gained four dancers during 1995-96.
They were formed by Dutch DJ's Danski (Dennis van den Driesschen) and Delmundo (Wessel van Diepen), who toured Spanish beach parties in a bus. Vengaboys are a eurodance band that came to prominence in 1997.
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