eiffel 65

eiffel 65

1Blue39
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ikke159 (158)2I also have another version (image file, one page)originalpdf
galenka (1355)1introtranscriptionimage
lebato (14)1It's basically the main part of the song. transcriptionimage
zweiner (11)2right hand only, pretty easyeasypdf
edwinwijnja (45)1originalimage
2Move Your Body11
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anneraider (147)1otherpdf
spud_kurplunk (210)1transcriptionpdf
Lucia Crepúsculo (671)1originalpdf
wardin (553)1transcriptionimage
Mr_Hox (53)1transcriptionpdf
3Too Much of Heaven1
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gigoiei (366)3originalpdf
4Living in a Bubble0
5Blue (Da Ba Dee)0
6Back in Time0
7Bleu0
8all songs0
9I'am Blue0
10Move0

Artist bio

Eiffel 65 was an Italian electronic band, headed by Jeffrey Jey on vocals and bass. Maurizio Lobina played guitar and keyboard, and until March 2005, Gabry Ponte (2) was their DJ. Band members are all coming from the city of Turin (Italy). The band name came from a random word generator that produced the word "Eiffel". The "65" was added as a slight mistake: part of a phone number scribbled on a demo by accident. Read more


Their greatest worldwide success came with their first single "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" from their 1999 album Europop. peaking at #1 on the UK and Australian charts, and peaking at #4 on the US charts, followed by "Move Your Body" peaking at #3 in the UK. Their second album Contact! was released in 2001, to moderate success in Europe. Their third self-title album was released in 2003, featuring mostly Italian lyrics. A couple months later a double-disc special edition came out that featured the English versions of the songs as well as a few remixes.

In 2006, Jeffrey and Maurizio's contract ended with BlissCo, and so they created the band "Bloom 06". Bloom 06's album was released October 13th 2006, and features more electric guitars and sounds a bit like Depeche Mode (204), one of the band's influences. It is titled Crash Test 01. The debut single "In The City" debuted on air in September 2006 and is also available on the Italian Apple iTunes Store. There is also an instrumental version of "In The City" titled "Living In My City" which appears on the special edition second disc of Eiffel 65's third album and was one of the theme songs for the Torino 2006 Olympic Winter Games.

It is said that BlissCo will use the name "Eiffel 65" in the future, and Gabry Ponte may be paired with its new singers.

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