Song History
When Luv' was reformed in 1989 with a new line-up, the goal was to reach the peak of the original trio. The new version of the pop act recorded new material produced by Nigel Wright and musically inspired by the Stock Aitken Waterman productions. It only scored a Top 30 hit in the Netherlands and in Flanders (Belgium) with the Welcome to My Party single. The follow-up singles didn't top the charts at all.
Then, a Dance Music medley (including five successful chart toppers from the original Luv's repertoire re-recorded by the 1989 formation) was released as a single. Once again, it failed to break into the hit lists.
Read more about this topic: Hit-Medley (Luv' Medley)
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