I Dreamed A Dream - Muziek
I Dreamed A Dream by Susan Boyle
Susan Boyle
Biografie van de kunstenaar Susan Boyle
Susan Magdalane Boyle Born 1 April 1961 In Blackburn West Lothian Scotland Is A Scottish Singer Who Came To International Public Attention When She Appeared As A Contestant On Reality TV Programme Britain's Got Talent On 11 April 2009 Singing "I Dreamed A Dream" From Les Misérables. Her First Album Was Released In November 2009 And Debuted As The Number One Best-Selling CD On Charts Around The Globe. Global Interest In Boyle Was Triggered By The Contrast Between Her Powerful Voice And Her Plain Appearance On Stage. The Juxtaposition Of The Audience's First Impression Of Her With The Standing Ovation She Received After Her Performance Led To An International Media And Internet Response. Within Nine Days Of The Audition Videos Of Boyle — From The Show Various Interviews And Her 1999 Rendition Of "Cry Me A River" — Had Been Watched Over 100 Million Times An Online Record. Despite The Sustained Media Interest She Later Finished In Second Place In The Final Of The Show Behind Dance Troupe Diversity. Boyle's First Album I Dreamed A Dream Was Released On 23 November 2009 And Has Become Amazon's Best-Selling Album In Pre-Sales. Its First Single Is A Cover Of The Jagger/Richards Song "Wild Horses." The Album Includes "You'll See " "I Dreamed A Dream " And "Cry Me A River." According To Billboard "The Arrival Of "I Dreamed A Dream" ... Marks The Best Opening Week For A Female Artist's Debut Album Since SoundScan Began Tracking Sales In 1991." Find More Info On Her Album At Susan Boyle Music
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Susan-Boyle - I Dreamed A Dream
On April 11 2009 On The British Television Show Britain’s Got Talent 2009 Contestant Susan Boyle Sang “I Dreamed A Dream” From The Musical Les Misérables. The Song Was Later Recorded And Included On Her Debut Album Which Was Also Called 'I Dreamed A Dream'. This Was Released In November 2009 And Had Massive Success - Breaking Records Worldwide.
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Susan Magdalane Boyle Born 1 April 1961 In Blackburn West Lothian Scotland Is A Scottish Singer Who Came To International Public Attention When She Appeared As A Contestant On Reality TV Programme Britain's Got Talent On 11 April 2009 Singing "I Dreamed A Dream" From Les Misérables. Her First Album Was Released In November 2009 And Debuted As The Number One Best-Selling CD On Charts Around The Globe. Global Interest In Boyle Was Triggered By The Contrast Between Her Powerful Voice And Her Plain Appearance On Stage. The Juxtaposition Of The Audience's First Impression Of Her With The Standing Ovation She Received After Her Performance Led To An International Media And Internet Response. Within Nine Days Of The Audition Videos Of Boyle — From The Show Various Interviews And Her 1999 Rendition Of "Cry Me A River" — Had Been Watched Over 100 Million Times An Online Record. Despite The Sustained Media Interest She Later Finished In Second Place In The Final Of The Show Behind Dance Troupe Diversity. Boyle's First Album I Dreamed A Dream Was Released On 23 November 2009 And Has Become Amazon's Best-Selling Album In Pre-Sales. Its First Single Is A Cover Of The Jagger/Richards Song "Wild Horses." The Album Includes "You'll See " "I Dreamed A Dream " And "Cry Me A River." According To Billboard "The Arrival Of "I Dreamed A Dream" ... Marks The Best Opening Week For A Female Artist's Debut Album Since SoundScan Began Tracking Sales In 1991." Find More Info On Her Album At Susan Boyle Music
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On April 11, 2009, on the British television show Britain’s Got Talent 2009, contestant Susan Boyle sang “I Dreamed A Dream” from the musical Les Misérables.
The song was later recorded and included on her debut album, which was also called 'I Dreamed A Dream'. This was released in November 2009, and had massive success - breaking records worldwide. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.