Finest Moments

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Finest Moments
Compilation album by
Released2002
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Label EMI
Louise chronology
Changing Faces - The Best Of...
(2001)
Finest Moments
(2002)
Heavy Love
(2019)

Finest Moments is an album released in 2002 by English singer Louise. The album was released by EMI shortly after she had left the record label. The album failed to enter the charts in the UK.

Track listing

  1. "Naked"
  2. "That's the Way I Like It"
  3. "Never Too Late"
  4. "One Kiss From Heaven"
  5. "I'll Fly Away"
  6. "Arms Around the World"
  7. "All That Matters"
  8. "I Pray"
  9. "Woman in Me"
  10. "Who Do You Love"
  11. "2 Faced"
  12. "Beautiful Inside"
  13. "First Kiss (The Wedding Song)"
  14. "For Your Eyes Only"
  15. "In Our Room"
  16. "Medley: One Kiss From Heaven/The Best That You Bring/Undivided Love/In Walked Love/Naked"
  17. "In Walked Love (Uno Clio Vocal Mix)"
  18. "Let's Go Round Again (Rated PG Club Mix)"


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