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DJ Sammy (born Samuel Bouriah, October 29, 1969 in Mallorca, Spain) is a dance music DJ. He has had four Top 10 hits in the United Kingdom, one of them being a cover of Bryan Adams's Heaven. He has been praised for his many collaborations with Dj patzer.

His cover of Heaven was a collaboration with Dominique van Hulst, a popular Dutch vocalist who is usually known as Do. He has also collaborated with Loona, whom he later married, in the making of some of his singles. In addition he has also collaborated with Yanou, who produced the more subtle Heaven (Candlelit Mix), and later Heaven 911, commemorating the victims of 9/11.

Although it reached #2 in the UK charts, some people criticised his cover of Don Henley's "Boys of Summer" as they felt it didn't reflect the true meaning of the song.

Discography

Albums

Life Is Just A Game (1998)
Heaven (2002) (#14 UK, #25 on re-entry of Top 40) #67 US
The Rise (2005)

Singles

"Life Is Just A Game" 1995
"You're My Angel" 1996
"Prince Of Love" 1997
"Golden Child" 1997
"Magic Moment" 1998
"In 2 Eternity" 1999
"Heaven" 2002 (#1 UK, #8 US, #4 AUS - cover of Bryan Adams' "Heaven")
"The Boys of Summer" 2003 (#2 UK, #10 AUS - cover of Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer")
"Sunlight" 2003 (#8 UK, #40 AUS)
"Rise Again" 2004
"Why" 2005 (#7 UK, #29 AUS - cover of Annie Lennox's "Why")
"L`bby Haba"

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 '''DJ Sammy''' (born '''Samuel Bouriah''', [[October 29]], [[1969]] in [[Mallorca]], [[Spain]]) is a [[dance music]] [[disc jockey|DJ]].  He has had four [[Top 10]] [[Chart-topper|hits]] in the [[United Kingdom]],  one of them being a [[cover version|cover]] of [[Bryan Adams]]'s ''Heaven''. He has been praised for his many collaborations with [[Dj patzer]].
-His cover of ''Heaven'' was a collaboration with [[Dominique van Hulst]], a popular [[The Netherlands|Dutch]] [[singer|vocalist]] who is usually known as ''[[Dominique van Hulst|Do]]''. He has also collaborated with [[Loona]], whom he later married, in the making of some of his [[single (music)|single]]s. In addition he has also collaborated with [[Yann Pfeiffer|Yanou]], who produced the more subtle ''Heaven (Candlelit Mix)'', and later ''Heaven 911'', commemorating the terrorism attacks of [[9/11]].
+His cover of ''Heaven'' was a collaboration with [[Dominique van Hulst]], a popular [[The Netherlands|Dutch]] [[singer|vocalist]] who is usually known as ''[[Dominique van Hulst|Do]]''. He has also collaborated with [[Loona]], whom he later married, in the making of some of his [[single (music)|single]]s. In addition he has also collaborated with [[Yann Pfeiffer|Yanou]], who produced the more subtle ''Heaven (Candlelit Mix)'', and later ''Heaven 911'', commemorating the victims of [[9/11]].
 Although it reached #2 in the UK charts, some people criticised his cover of Don Henley's  "Boys of Summer" as they felt it didn't reflect the true meaning of the song.