Category: Classic Rock

8 thoughts on “ Ring My Bell (Radio Edit) - Adeva - All The Hits - In Ya Face (CD) ”

1. "Gimme All (Ring My Bell)" is a song by recording artist Liza Fox (aka Princess X). It was written by Inessa Lee, Heidi Rojas, and L.C. Gonzalez with samples from Ring My Bell by Frederick Knight. "Gimme All (Ring My Bell)" is an evolution of the disco-era classic sound.

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2. Back when telephones had actual bells, if you asked someone to "ring my bell," it meant to give that person a call. Or it could refer to getting down and dirty in the bedroom. The lyric implies the latter, with Anita Ward telling her man the night is young and "full of possibilities," and letting him know he can ring her bell.

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3. It didn't take much longer than that for "Ring My Bell" to start ringing the chimes of radio stations all across the country. After breaking in mid-May, it bounded to the top of the charts in June , and remained a strong seller all summer and into the fall. In total, .

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4. With Laurie Pike, Boy George, Joey Ramone, Carol Thatcher.

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5. Aug 28,  · ALL THE HITS / EXTENDED / in ya face! - sleeve front ALL THE HITS / IN YA FACE - spine ALL THE HITS / in ya face - disc Manufactured under license from Chrysalis Records Ltd. (P) Tracks 1 to 6, 13 (P) Tracks 7, 8, 12 (P) Tracks 9 to 11 Track 2 originally by Paul Simpson featuring Adeva. 8-page/4-panel fold-out insert/5(5).

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6. Raven, Raja, Willam, Yara Sofia, Santino, and Gloria Nava join us on Ring My Bell. Your favorite wowlebrities are on the line! Something you've always been afraid to ask? Need someone to talk to? Get that phone, hunty! Only on YouTube, at WOW Presents. Guests include Raven, Willam, and Yara Sofia. New episodes every Thursday.

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7. Watch the video for Ring My Bell from Anita Ward's Ring My Bell for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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8. This was a boxed set that could have ended the discussion of the ultimate disco collection, given the genre existed largely on singles. Compile all those fantastic individual moments of joy, like Chic's first Top 40 hit, "Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)", "Smarty Pants" by First Choice, "Right Back Where We Started From" by Maxine Nightingale, and you've got six hours of booty.

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