Single Details
| "Whoopsie Daisy" | |||||||||
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Whoopsie Daisy was the first and only single from UK R&B / Soul singer Terri Walker's second album "L.O.V.E". The single was released on 14th March 2005, missing out on the UK top 40 buy one place, peaking at #41 in the UK singles charts. | ||||||||
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| * #41 (UK) | |||||||||
| "This Is My Time" | |||||||||
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This Is My Time was the planned second single from UK R&B / Soul singer Terri Walker's second album "L.O.V.E". The single was originally due for release on 20th June 2005 but was put back until 11th July. However, the single's release was cancelled just before the release date due to lack of promotion, airplay and videoplay. | ||||||||
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| * CANCELLED (UK) | |||||||||
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