Rhianna

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Not to be confused with Rihanna.


Rhianna
Background information
Birth name Rhianna Kenny
Born February 7, 1983
Leeds, England
Genre(s) R&B
Occupation(s) Singer
Instrument(s) Singing
Years active 2002-present

Rhianna Kenny, professionally known as Rhianna (born February 7, 1983), is an English R&B singer. She was raised in Leeds, England by multiracial parents.

Rhianna has put her solo career on hold to be the lead singer of the Leeds band Love Blackout.

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[edit] Biography

Prior to going solo, Rhianna worked as a backing singer for her elder brother's band, LSK (Leigh Stephen Kenny). Having graduated quickly to front of stage, demos were sent out and dutifully the A&R men wined and dined the rising star. There also seems to have been some role reversals going on as Leigh is now behind the scenes and appears on several of the writing credits here. With the creative family partnership still well and truly intact, Sony have taken it upon themselves to propel Ms Kenny into pop's twinkling limelight.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Year Album Chart positions Track listing
UK JP
2002 GetOn
  • September 16, 2002 (UK)
  • October 31, 2002 (JP)
 182 214
  1. "Oh Baby"
  2. "Word Love"
  3. "Moon Is Blue"
  4. "Runaway"
  5. "I Love Every Little Thing about You" (Stevie Wonder cover)
  6. "Damn"
  7. "Justify"
  8. "Girlfriend"
  9. "TLND"
  10. "Romeo and Juliet"
  11. "Word Love" [For Hero Soul Mix] [JP Bonus Track]
  12. "Oh Baby" [JP Bonus Track]
  13. my boobs n pussy feat too short
2006 Rhianna
  • August 21, 2006 (UK)
  1. "Flying Away"
  2. "What Are You Gonna Do?"
  3. "Thank You"
  4. "Vanish"
  5. "Where Are You Now?"
  6. "Tie Me Horse Up"
  7. "All or Nothing"
  8. "Ah Ah Ah"
  9. "No One Is Allowed"
  10. "Vivere Mai (Justify)"
  11. "Ain't No Other One"
  12. "Oh Baby" [World Remix]

[edit] Singles

Entry Date Single UK Peak Position Weeks
1 Jun 2002 Oh Baby 18 5
14 Sep 2002 Word Love 41 1


[edit] External links

[edit] References

  • Guinness World Records - British Hit Singles & Albums, 19th Edition (ISBN 1-904994-10-5)
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