In the mid-1990s, Lulu had her first number-one single in the UK: "Relight My Fire", with English boy band Take That. In 2002, she achieved her most recent top-ten entry in the UK chart when her collaboration with Irish singer Ronan Keating, "We've Got Tonite", peaked at number four.

This is a comprehensive listing of the discography released by Scottish singer Lulu. She has released 15 studio albums , 10 compilation albums and 69 singles throughout her career which began in 1964.

Nov 4, 2021 · In the early 1990s, Lulu had a career renaissance with her Independence album, and she brought that funky, white soul sound with her when she hooked up with Take That for their cover of Dan Hartman's disco smash. Loleatta Holloway was the guest on the original, so Lulu had a pretty high mark to hit.

LULU: Greatest Hits (1964-2002) 535657. Playlist • 2021. 102K views • 26 tracks • 1+ hours. All 18 UK Top 40 hits & 4 US Top 40 hits. Leave A Little Love. Lulu Something To Shout About.

Dec 23, 2021 · Lulu is one of the most well-known Scottish singers thanks to her iconic hits including the 1964 hit cover of The Isley Brothers’ song ‘Shout’. Lulu's career began in 1964 after signing with Decca Records. Her cover of ‘Shout’ went to number seven in the official UK charts and she continued releasing records.

This Top 10 Lulu Songs article presents the best Lulu songs like “To Sir With Love,” "Independence," "How ‘Bout Us," and many other Lulu hits

All 18 UK Top 40 hits & 4 US Top 40 hits

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Nov 6, 2024 · But salvation of a kind came in the 90s: her house-y comeback album Independen­ce, a hit for Tina Turner with I Don’t Wanna Fight – apparently the first song Lulu ever wrote, in her 40s – and the call from Take That to appear on Relight My Fire.

After marriage to celebrity hairdresser John Frieda, with whom she had one son, Jordan Frieda, Lulu's career moved more into occasional adverts and pantomimes. The 1990s saw her divorce again and she released the hit album "Independence" (1993).