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Give Thanks

Give Thanks is a live contemporary Christian worship album recorded by American singer and songwriter, Don Moen. In February 1995, the album was certified gold with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), in recognition of selling over 500,000 units. The album, produced by Tom Brooks and Hosanna! Music, became the label's bestselling release, with more than one million copies sold worldwide.

Recording

Give Thanks was recorded during a live worship service at Covenant Church of Mobile, Alabama in July 1986. The recording featured worship leader, Don Moen, along with choir vocalists and members of the congregation. The focus of the musical release emphasizes God as Jehovah-Rapha (Hebrew: râpâ'), which is translated from the Old Testament as "the Lord, our Healer". The live recording was followed by an extended time of worship, which included several reports of physical healings.

Worship leader

In 1984, singer-songwriter, Don Moen was hired by Michael Coleman, co-founder of Integrity Media, which is known for producing praise and worship music series under their label, Hosanna! Music. Give Thanks was the first worship album recorded by Moen. Over the course of his 20-year career as worship leader, singer, and songwriter, he recorded and produced 11 volumes for the series of worship albums. As a platinum-selling recording artist, he has sold over five million units. Give Thanks has been highly successful for the label, selling over one million copies worldwide. He has gone on to record over 30 more praise and worship albums, receiving 11 Gospel Music Association Dove Award nominations. In 1994, he received the Dove for his work on God with Us, which was honored as the Musical Album of the Year.

Bảo Thy

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Trần Thị Thuy Loan, stage name Bảo Thy (2 June 1988) is a female Vietnamese singer and actress.

In 2010, she took the lead role in the comedy film vi:Công Chúa Teen Và Ngũ Hổ Tướng ("The Teen Princess and the 5 Brave Generals"). In June 2012, she was the subject of controversy in the South Korean press when the Chosun Ilbo (Korea Daily) accused her video director of plagiarising a dance scene in front of an SUV from a video by Kim Hyun-a. Her debut hit song "Bubble Princess" (In Vietnamese: "Công Chúa Bong Bóng") was made popular in 2007 by its association with the game Audition.

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Give Me Your Love (Fame song)

"Give Me Your Love" was the Swedish entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 2003. The song was performed by Jessica Andersson and Magnus Bäcklund as 'Fame' and was composed by Carl Lösnitz and Calle Kindbom.

The song was performed 25th on the night of the contest, following Romania's Nicola with "Don't Break My Heart" and preceding Slovenia's Karmen Stavec with "Nanana". At the close of the voting the song had received 107 points, placing 5th out of 26 countries competing.

This song was succeeded as the Swedish Eurovision representative by Lena Philipsson with "It Hurts".