Lisa Stansfield

The album donated all proceeds to AIDS charities and worked to raise awareness of the AIDS epidemic. She also contributed to the soundtrack of the major motion picture The Bodyguard. "Someday (I'm Coming Back)" reached Number 10 in the UK.

She continued recording disco-influenced soul throughout the 1990s. Her third album So Natural (1993) spawned three Top 40 European singles including the title track (UK number 15), "In All the Right Places" (UK number 8), and "Little Bit of Heaven" (UK number 32).

Her self-titled fourth album Lisa Stansfield (1997) was a hit in Europe with three Top Ten singles: "People Hold On" (re-released as a dance mix by the Dirty Rotten Scoundrels) UK number 4 (7 places higher than the original release), "The Real Thing" UK number 9 and "Never Never Gonna Give You Up" (a remake of Barry White's 1973 hit) UK number 25; upon being released in North America, the album received some mainstream attention. Its peak charting positions were number 30 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and number 55 on the Billboard 200. Also in the U.S., "Never Never Gonna Give You Up" also became Stansfield's last Top 40 R&B hit, and the remix by Frankie Knuckles hit number 1 in October on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. It is her final Hot 100 hit to date. Subsequently, the remix album was released due to Stansfield's reinterest from the dance community. Read Less