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Who's Your Momma is the fifth studio album by Dutch pop rock singer Anouk. It was released on November 23, 2007 in the Netherlands and Belgium.[2] It is her first studio album of new material since Hotel New York in December 2004. Who's Your Momma debuted at number one in the Netherlands[3], making it her fifth number one album and fourth debut at the top. The album contains the soul-influenced rock first single "Good God". In May 2008, the single "Lost" from her previous studio album Hotel New York reached the number 2 position in Norway. Therefore, EMI decided to release the album in Norway in June 2008 and add "Lost" to the track listing.
[edit] Track listing
- "If I Go" – 4:24 (Anouk Teeuwe, Bart van Veen, Leendert Haaksma)[4]
- "Might as Well" – 3:10 (Anouk, TeeuweMartijn van Agt, Hans Eijkenaar, Haaksma, Michel van Schie, Teeuwe)
- "Make It Rain" – 4:02 (Teeuwe, Glenn Ballard)
- "Modern World" – 3:30 (Anouk Teeuwe, Bart van Veen)
- "I Don't Wanna Hurt" – 3:33 (Anouk Teeuwe, Dan Hill)
- "Good God" – 2:36 (Anouk Teeuwe, R.R. Stotijn)
- "The Difference" – 3:05 (Anouk Teeuwe, Bart van Veen)
- "Whatever You Say" – 3:15 (Stotijn, Teeuwe)
- "Ball and Chain" – 3:31 (Anouk Teeuwe, Glen Ballard)
- "Daze" – 3:37 (Anouk Teeuwe)
- "If You Were Mine" – 4:07 (Stotijn, Teeuwe)
- "Lost" (Only in Norway) – 3:42
[edit] Controversy
In May 2008, Dutch radio DJ Giel Beelen played an unofficial song from Anouk, "With You", on his radio show. He downloaded the song from a fansite of the singer. Anouk's record company EMI Music was not supportive and ordered Beelen to stop playing it.[5] The song was used as a potential first single in Canada a few years ago, but was never released physically.[6] Beelen didn't listen and played the song again. And with success: in September 2008 the song was released as a double a-side with the fourth and final single from the album, "If I Go".
[edit] Charts, certifications and sales
The album debuted at number one in the Netherlands.[3] After one week and a half, the album got certified platinum already.[7] In Belgium (Flanders), the album debuted lower, at number 20, and moved up to number 7 the next week, receiving a gold certification in that week.[8]
| Chart (2007) |
Peak
position |
Certification |
Sales |
| Belgian UltraTop Albums Chart (Flanders)[8] |
4 |
Platinum |
50,000 |
| European Top 100 Albums[9] |
82 |
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| Netherlands Mega Album Chart[3] |
1 |
2x Platinum[7] |
200,000 |
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