Back For More Live is the first concert DVD by Natalia, and documents one of the 40 shows she did in Belgium. The show was recorded in "De Zuiderkroon", Antwerp and was released on 14 February 2005. It was the best-selling DVD for 15 weeks and the most-sold DVD of 2005.[citation needed]
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| Released | February 14, 2005 | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Length | 120:00 | |||
| Label | SonyBMG | |||
| Director | Hans Pannecoucke | |||
| Producer | Zuiderkroon Events, VMMa, Koen Hendrickx & Marc Leemans | |||
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Track listing
edit- Unspeakable
- Back For More
- This Time
- Alright, Okay, You Win
- Hanky Panky (by Madonna)
- You Are (by Dolly Parton)
- Some Things Are Meant To Be
- Get Back
- Never Never
- Higher Than The Sun
- We're Gonna Have A Party
- I've Only Begun To Fight
- Queen of the Night (by Whitney Houston)
- Fragile, Not Broken
- What Don't Kill You Makes You Stronger
- Shelter
- I Want You Back
- Elvis medley (Heartbreak Hotel, Jailhouse Rock, A Big Hunk o' Love, Hound Dog & Trouble)
- Ridin' By
- Love Shack
- Risin'
- Think (by Aretha Franklin)
- You're Gonna Get There
- Tina medley (Simply the Best, Steamy Windows, Nutbush City Limits & River Deep Mountain High)
Extra:
- Behind the scenes (live recording & CD recording)
- Videoclips (I've Only Begun To Fight, Risin' & Fragile, Not Broken)
°This song became so popular with the audience that it was released as a B-side of Natalia's single "Ridin' By".
Charts
edit| Chart (2005) | Peak position |
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| Belgian music-DVD chart | 1 |
Musicians
edit- Wietse Meys: Musical director & sax
- Jeroen Van Melderen: Trumpet & keyboard
- Martijn De Laat: Trumpet
- Lode Mertens: Trombone
- Steven Cornillie: Piano & keyboards
- Kurt Lelièvre: Drums
- Guy Remmerie: Percussion
- Marc Cortens: Guitar
- Marc Van Puyenbroeck: Bass
- Helena Fontuyn: Backing vocals
- Wen Bellens: Backing vocals
- Liv Van Aelst: Backing vocals
- Vivica Turrentine: Backing vocals
Dancers
edit- Kris Castelijns
- Oscar Millan
- Christian Celini
- Sarah Rafrari
- Charissa Soentpiet
- Natasha Debels
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