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[edit] Partyzone 7.

Partyzone 7 was created by 19 Management in 1998. The plan was to create three new bands of different age groups. One of 11-14, 14-19 and 20-24. A number of auditions where held and already the 14-19 group was created. They went on to be SClub7. Partyzone 7 had five members and needed another two. Darrin and Savannah were discovered in their home town of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk at the performance of their school play in 1998. The band then went on to record their first album. The first single to be released was It's Time To Change which went straight to number one in January of 1999.

[edit] [Discography:]

Singles From Let's Go Gang (1999)

January 1999, It's Time To Change, #1, (256 000) March 1999, We Like To Party, #1 (159 000) June 1999, Jump Down, #1 (101 000) Sept 1999, Dancing Queen #1 (1, 456, 000) Dec 1999, Perfect Christmas #1 (219 000

From Partyzone Kidnapped (2000)

March 2000, Cheekah Bow Bow, #1 (16 7000) June 2000, All Hooked Up, #1 (115 000) August 2000, I Know Where It's At #1 (312 000) Dec 2000, New Year #1 (145 000)

From Pop (2001)

April 2001, Pop #1 (432 000) July 2001, Right Now #1 (132 000) Oct 2001, You Are/ In The #1 (102 000)

                     Summertime

From Hey Baby (2002)

March 2002, Hey Baby #2 (222 000) July 2002, 4 My People #1 (300 000) Sept 2002, To Get Down #1 (118 000)

From All Hits (2003)

January 2003, Do Ya Think... #1 (198 000) June 2003, Best Days of Our Lives #3 (97 000)

From Listen (2004)

January 2004, Boogie That Be/The Show #1 (196 000) April 2004, Pop Music #3 (102 000)

From Hump The Bump (2005)

May 2005, Walking On the Sun #1 (630 000) Aug 2005, Jump Around #1 (230 000) Oct 2005, Hump the bump/Chich Habit #1 (186 000)

From New Album (2006)

Jan 2006, Honey To The Bee #2 (113 000) March 2006, Racey Lacy #2 (260 000) so far

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