Jemini

Jemini
Paese d'origine	Regno Unito
Genere	Pop Dance
Periodo di attività musicale	1995 – 2004
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I Jemini sono stati un gruppo musicale britannico originario di Liverpool e attivo dal 1995 al 2004.

Eurovision Song Contest 2003

Il gruppo è conosciuto per aver partecipato all'Eurovision Song Contest 2003 in rappresentanza del Regno Unito con la canzone Cry Baby. Nell'occasione, però, ha totalizzato 0 punti, chiudendo all'ultimo posto (peggior risultato di sempre per il Regno Unito).

Formazione

• Chris Cromby
• Gemma Abbey

Discografia

Singoli

• 2003 - Cry Baby
• 2003 - Try to Love

Note

Voci correlate

• Regno Unito all'Eurovision Song Contest

Collegamenti esterni

• (EN) Jemini, su Discogs, Zink Media.
• (EN) Jemini, su MusicBrainz, MetaBrainz Foundation.
• Scheda dal sito Eurovision.tv, su eurovision.tv (archiviato dall'url originale il 16 dicembre 2014).

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Partecipanti	Patricia Bredin · Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson · Bryan Johnson · The Allions · Ronnie Carroll · Ronnie Carroll (2) · Matt Monroe · Kathy Kirby · Kenneth McKellar · Sandie Shaw · Cliff Richard · Lulu · Mary Hopkin · Clodagh Rodgers · The New Seekers · Cliff Richard (2) · Olivia Newton-John · The Shadows · Brotherhood of Man · Lynsey de Paul & Mike Moran · Co-Co · Black Lace · Prima Donna · Bucks Fizz · Bardo · Sweet Dreams · Belle & the Devotions · Vikki Watson · Ryder · Rikki · Scott Fitzgerald · Emma · Samantha Janus · Michael Ball · Sonia · Frances Ruffelle · Love City Groove · Gina G · Katrina and the Waves · Imaani · Precious · Nicki French · Lindsay Dracass · Jessica Garlick · Jemini · James Fox · Javine · Daz Sampson · Scooch · Andy Abraham · Jade Ewen · Josh Dubovie · Blue · Engelbert Humperdinck · Bonnie Tyler · Molly · Electro Velvet · Joe & Jake · Lucie Jones · SuRie · Michael Rice · James Newman · James Newman · Sam Ryder · Mae Muller · Olly Alexander · Remember Monday · Look Mum No Computer
Brani	All · Sing, Little Birdie · Looking High, High, High · Are You Sure? · Ring-a-Ding Girl · Say Wonderful Things · I Love the Little Things · I Belong · A Man Without Love · Puppet on a String · Congratulations · Boom Bang-a-Bang · Knock, Knock Who's There? · Jack in the Box · Beg, Steal or Borrow · Power to All Our Friends · Long Live Love · Let Me Be the One · Save Your Kisses for Me · Rock Bottom · The Bad Old Days · Mary Ann · Love Enough for Two · Making Your Mind Up · One Step Futher · I'm Never Giving Up · Love Games · Love Is... · Runner in the Night · It's Only the Light · Go · Why Do I Always Get It Wrong? · Give a Little Love Back to the World · A Message to Your Heart · One Step Out of Time · Better the Devil You Know · We Will Be Free · Love City Groove · Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit · Love Shine a Light · Where Are You? · Say It Again · Don't Play That Song Again · No Dream Impossible · Come Back · Cry Baby · Hold On to Your Love · Touch My Fire · Teenage Life · Flying the Flag (For You) · Even If · It's My Time · That Sounds Good for Me · I Can · Love Will Set You Free · Believe in Me · Children of the Universe · Still in Love with You · You're Not Alone · Never Give Up on You · Storm · Bigger than Us · My Last Breath · Embers · Space Man · I Wrote a Song · Dizzy · What the Hell Just Happened? · Eins, zwei, drei
Metodi di selezione nazionale	Festival of British Popular Song (1957) · Eurovision Song Contest British Final (1959-1960) · A Song For Europe (1961-1995, 2000-2003) · The Great British Song Contest (1996-1999) · Eurovision: Making Your Mind Up (2004-2007) · Eurovision: Your Decision (2008) · Eurovision: Your Country Needs You (2009-2010) · Eurovision: You Decide (2016-2019)
Paese ospitante	Royal Festival Hall, Londra (1960) · BBC Television Centre, Londra (1963) · Royal Albert Hall, Londra (1968) · Usher Hall, Edimburgo (1972) · Brighton Dome, Brighton (1974) · Wembley Conference Centre, Londra (1977) · Harrogate International Centre, Harrogate (1982) · National Indoor Arena, Birmingham (1998) · Liverpool Arena, Liverpool (2023)

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