Compilation / If that where me - Tribute To Mel C 2004

The Best Of Melanie C and Spice Girls

In Great Tribute Versions
1. Never Be The Same Again performed by "subframe
2. Who Do You Think You Are performed by Emelie Clausen
3. Move Over
performed by Lady C and the Cover-ups
4. If That Were Me performed by Erica Jansson
5. Spice Up Your Life performed by Mathias Norberg 6. Viva Forever performed by Quite Right
7. Goin' Down
performed by Green Beans
8. Say You'll Be There performed by Malin Sjöquist & Teresa Perrelli 9. The Lady Is A Vamp performed by jesse's New Orleans Band 10. Denying
performed by Red Rocket
11. Saturday Night Divas performed by Quite Right
12. Too Much
performed by Isabelle Arnfjell & Frida Olsson
13.2 Become 1
performed by Erica Jansson
14. I Turn To You
performed by Weaselface

In the late 90's, five young ladies from England conquered the world with "Girlpower". They were; Victoria Beckham, Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm and Geri Halliwell: The Spice Girls.
Young females the world over dedicated their hearts to their new idols, purchasing millions of their albums. Originally the group formed in 1994. At that point Michelle Stephenson was in the group but she was replaced by Emma before stardom had begun. Some of Michelle's solorecordings can be found on the album "Old Spice". After two hugely successful releases and world tours, Geri Halliwell decided to split from the group to work on other projects. Instead of forging ahead, the girls took a well-deserved break. Mel C joined up with Bryan Adams on a duet called "When You're Gone". It's success encouraged her to fulfill her dream of recording a solo album. The result, "Northern Star", was released in '99. At first it was not well-received, except in Scandinavia, but sales grew on the strength of the album's third single. To date it has sold multi-platinum in the U.K. alone. Despite various solo projects, The Spice Girls managed to record their third album, "Forever": released in 2000. Mel C is currently working on the follow-up to "Northern Star", set for release in early 2003, about the same time as this album.