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Lovin' You (Kristine W song)

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"Lovin' You"

Single by Kristine W

from the album Stronger

Released

2001

Recorded

2000

Length

3:29

Johnny Pedersen / Karsten Dahlgaard / Maria Christensen / Vincent Degiorgio / Kristine Weitz

Kristine W singles chronology

"Stronger"
(2000)

"Lovin' You"
(2001)

"Some Lovin'"
(2003)

"Lovin' You" is a song by Kristine W, released as the second and final official single from her second album Stronger.

The song reached #1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart in 2001.^[1] "Lovin' You" was Kristine W's fifth song to reach the top on this survey.

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Cover Versions

The song was covered by British girl group Atomic Kitten for their third studio album, Ladies Night in 2003.

Use in media

The song was featured on the Showtime hit show Queer as Folk. It appeared on season 1, episode 4 when Emmett and Michael are at Ted's condo. The song was also included on the Season 1 soundtrack.

See also

List of number-one dance hits (United States)

References

^ "Hot Dance Club Songs – February 10, 2001". Billboard. July 31, 2016. Retrieved July 31, 2016.

Studio albums
and singles

Land of the Living	"Feel What You Want" "One More Try" "Land of the Living"
Stronger	"Stronger" "Lovin' You"
Fly Again	"Fly Again" "Save My Soul" "The Wonder of It All" "I'll Be Your Light"
The Power of Music	"Walk Away" "The Boss" "Never" "Love Is the Look" "Be Alright" "The Power of Music" "Fade"
Straight Up with a Twist	none
Non-album singles	"Stars"

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