Headstrong (album)

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Headstrong
Studio album by Ashley Tisdale
Released	February 6, 2007
Recorded	2006
Genre	Dance pop
Length	45:05
Label	Warner Bros.
Producer(s)	J.R. Rotem Kara Dioguardi, Shelly Peiken, Guy Roche, Bryan Todd, Redfly, Ashley Tisdale [1]
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Ashley Tisdale chronology
High School Musical (Soudtrack) (2006)	Headstrong (2007)

Headstrong is the debut album by High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale. The album was released on February 6, 2007 via Warner Bros Records, debuting at number five on the U.S. Billboard 200 with about 64,000 copies sold.^[1]

On December 22, 2006, Tisdale debuted her next single, "Be Good to Me" on AOL Music: First Listen. On December 25, 2006, it debuted on Radio Disney. The track was supposed to be released with "He Said, She Said" on iTunes (on December 26, 2006). However, due to the recent release of the "preview" EP, Warner Bros. Records released "He Said, She Said" as a single on February 5th.

"He Said, She Said" video was set to premiere sometime in February. Warner Bros. Records immediately pulled the first official single "He Said, She Said" and switched it to "Be Good To Me." A new music video will be shot for "Be Good To Me" and "He Said, She Said" will be pushed back as the second official single off of "Headstrong".

As of March 27, "Be Good To Be" has been added to (New York's #1 hit music station) Z100's playlist at # 30. The song has also been picked up by several other pop music stations this week. ^[2]

[edit] Track listing

The official tracklisting was released by Warner Bros. Records on December 19. There will be 3 bonus tracks available depending on purchase location. The Intro to the album (Track 1) does not appear on the iTunes Music Store version. Here is the official length for each song:

• Bonus tracks

• Bonus DVD

[edit] Singles

Single Cover	Information
	"Be Good to Me" Released: January 9, 2007 Writers: Kara DioGuardi, Joacim Persson, Niclas Molinder Producer: Twin for Redfly Chart positions: #80 (U.S.), #60 (Brazil), #5 (Top 100 Kids Singles)
	"He Said She Said" Released: February 5, 2007 (US Radios) Writers: Jonathan Rotern, Evan "Kidd" Bogart, Ryan "Alias" Tedder Producer: J.R. Rotem for Beluga Heights Chart positions: #77 (U.S.), #2 (Canada), #45 (Chile), #3 (Top 100 Kids Singles)
	"Not Like That" Released: 2007 Writers: Producer: Chart positions: Note: Official third single [2]

[edit] Charts

[edit] Release details

Country	Date	Label	Format	Catalog
United States	February 6, 2007	Warner Music	CD
Canada	February 6, 2007	Warner Music	CD
Chile	February 7, 2007	Warner Music	CD
Singapore	February 20, 2007	Warner Music	CD
Brazil	February 27, 2007	Warner Music	CD
Mexico	March 5, 2007	Warner Music	CD
United Kingdom	March 26, 2007	Warner Music	CD
Australia	April 07, 2007	Warner Music	CD
Spain	April, 2007	Warner Music	CD

[edit] Trivia

• Love Me For Me was first sung by South African girl group Jamali.^{[verification needed]}
• Don't Touch (The Zoom Song) is a cover. The original song, 'Zoom', was sung by Thai singer Tata Young. Tata also sang the background vocal for the song.
• Unlove You was once sung by Sarah Hudson.
• The song Suddenly has the names of two of Ashley's songs in it. First is Love Me For Me, then So Much For You. It also refers to "Positivity" when she says Be Positive.
• Goin' Crazy is a cover. The original song, "All Eyes On You", was sung by German singer Sandy Mölling, a member of No Angels.
• The iTunes Version of "Headstrong" includes a bonus song and two karaoke tracks, but does not contain the intro.
• Ashley Tisdale said that she will probably go on tour with her album depending on how the album does.
• Ashley Tisdale will release "Not Like That" as her third single.

[edit] References

• "He Said, She Said" Single Pushed Back
• Remixing Ashley's First Single "Be Good To Me"

[edit] External links

• The Official Website of Ashley Tisdale
• The Official Music Site of Ashley Tisdale
• The Official Music MySpace of Ashley Tisdale