Lynsey De Paul

Lynsey Rubin (born June 11, 1950 in London) is a songwriter and singer. Renowned for her keyboard skills and ability to write catchy songs, Lynsey first big hit the UK charts in 1972, initially as the writer of the Fortunes hit "Storm in a Teacup" and a couple of months later as the performer of her own song "Sugar Me". She was the first woman to be awarded an Ivor Novello Award for her song "Won't Somebody Dance With Me" with a second for "No Honestly".

Discography

Singles

• "Sugar me/Storm in a teacup"
• "Getting a drag/Brandy"
• "All night/Blind leading the blind"
• "Won’t somebody dance with me/So good to you"
• "Ooh I do/Nothing really lasts forever"
• "No honestly/Central park arrest"
• "My man and me/Dancing on a Saturday night"
• "Rhythm and blue jean baby/Into my music"
• "Happy Christmas to you from me/Stick to you (with Barry Blue)"
• "Hug and squeeze me/You made me write this song"
• "Love bomb/Rainbow"
• "If I don’t get you the next one will/Season to season"
• "Sugar me/Won’t somebody dance with me"
• "Rock Bottom/Shouldn’t say that (with Mike Moran)"
• "You give me those feelings/Beautiful"
• "Hollywood romance/Losin’ the blues for you"
• "Tigers and fireflies/Losin’ the blues for you"
• "Strange changes/Changes version"
• "Air on a heartstring/Arrival of the queen (with Horea Crishan)"
• "There’s no place like London/There’s no place like London" (Karaoke version)(credited as Lynsey & friends)

Albums

• Surprise
• The World of Lynsey De Paul (aka Lynsey Sings)
• Taste me... don't waste me
• Love bomb
• Before you go tonight
• No Honestly
• Tigers and Fireflies
• Just a little time (aka Sugar Me)
• The best of Lynsey de Paul
• Greatest hits
• Best of the 70s Lynsey De Paul