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"Party for Two"
Song

"Party for Two" was the first single from Shania Twain's 2004 Greatest Hits CD. The song was written by Mutt Lange and Twain.

Two versions of "Party for Two" were recorded: a pop mix with Mark McGrath and a country version with Billy Currington. The song was released to country, AC, pop, European, and other world markets. The original release date was September 7 2004. It proved to be quite a success for Shania, as it was her third highest debut on the Billboard country charts, and her second biggest single in Europe of all time, after "Ka-Ching!". As well in Europe, DJs jumped all over the song and remixed it for club play, also making the song one of her most remixed. Two videos were shot in London, one with each of the partners in the song. They debuted on September 27 2004. Commercial singles were released in Germany on October 25, in Canada on November 2, and in the U.K. on November 22. In 2005, "Party for Two" was certified as a gold single for 100,000 digital downloads, making it Twain's first single to be downloaded this many times.

Official versions

Audio versions

  • Country album version
  • Pop album version
  • Country version radio edit (not commercially available)
  • Pop version radio edit (not commercially available)
  • LMC remix ("Party for Two" U.K. CD1)
  • Kenny Hayes mix ("Don't!" U.K. CD2)
  • Almighty Downtown remix (not commercially available)
  • Almighty Downtown dub (not commercially available)
  • Almighty Downtown radio edit ("Party for Two" U.K. CD2)
  • Almighty Uptown remix (not commercially available)
  • Almighty Uptown dub (not commercially available)
  • Almighty Uptown radio edit (not commercially available)

Video versions

  • Pop (with Mark McGarth)
  • Country (with Billy Currington)

Commercial singles

Canadian/European CD

  1. "Party for Two (pop version)
  2. "You're Still the One" (from Up! Close and Personal)
  3. "I'm Holdin' on to Love (to Save My Life)" (from Up! Close and Personal)
  4. "Party for Two" (country version)
  5. "Party for Two" (pop video)

U.K. CD1

  1. "Party for Two" (pop version)
  2. "Party for Two" (LMC remix)

U.K. CD2

  1. "Party for Two" (pop version)
  2. "You're Still the One" (from Up! Close and Personal)
  3. "I'm Holdin' on to Love (to Save My Life)" (from Up! Close and Personal)
  4. "Party for Two" (country version)
  5. "Party for Two" (Almighty Downtown radio edit)
  6. "Party for Two" (pop video)
  7. "Party for Two" (country video)

European 3" CD

  1. "Party for Two" (pop version)
  2. "Party for Two" (country version)

Charts

  • Austria: 6
  • Canada Airplay: 1 (6 weeks)
  • Canada Singles Sales: 2
  • Denmark: 4
  • Europe Top 100: 9
  • Germany: 7
  • Norway: 11
  • Portugal: 4
  • Sweden: 20
  • Switzerland: 13
  • U.K.: 10
  • U.S. Billboard Country Singles: 7
  • U.S. Billboard AC: 16
  • U.S. Billboard Hot 100: 58

Trajectories

Billboard Country Singles trajectory
Week 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
Chart position 39 32 23 22 18 19 17 15 14 12 11 9 8 8 7
Billboard AC Singles trajectory
Week 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
Chart position 36 34 28 34 28 27 31 36 17 16 17 16
Billboard Hot 100 trajectory
Week 01 02 03 04 05 06
Chart position 73 70 62 61 60 58

(Trajectories from debut to peak, does not include decline)

Awards

  • Much Music Video Awards 2005: Much More Music Award
  • 2005 BMI Coutry Awards: One of the Most Performed Songs

References

See also

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