Sinitta!

This was Sinitta's chart positions:

Position	Artist	Title	Date	Details
2	Sinitta	So Macho / Cruising	Jun 1986
4	Sinitta	Toy Boy	Jul 1987
15	Sinitta	G.T.O.	Dec 1987
6	Sinitta	Cross My Broken Heart	Mar 1988
22	Sinitta	I Don't Believe In Miracles	Sep 1988
4	Sinitta	Right Back Where We Started From	Jun 1989
20	Sinitta	Love On A Mountain Top	Oct 1989
24	Sinitta	Hitchin' A Ride	Apr 1990
28	Sinitta	Shame Shame Shame	Jul 1992

Sinitta and her unforgettable hit "Toy Boy"



Her Official Site is http://www.sinitta.com.

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Around this time Cowell was desperate for Stock Aitken Waterman (SAW) to write and produce for Sinitta. "Feels Like The First Time" Sinitta's subsequent single following "So Macho" had charted low (number 45 UK Oct 1986) and only spent 5 weeks on the chart, where as, in contrast, "So Macho" had been on the UK chart for 28 weeks in 1986, where it had peaked at number 2. Initially Waterman declined to work with Sinitta, claiming that SAW were too busy.[4] In the end though, SAW did work with Sinitta and her first single with the Hit Factory was "Toy Boy":

"In his book, Simon Cowell claims to have come up with the song idea for "Toy Boy", coining the phrase 'toy boy' which described older women dating considerably younger guys.[4] However, this is contradicted by writer/producer Mike Stock in his book The Hit Factory - The Stock Aitken Waterman Story as he claims that his inspiration came from the fact that Sinitta herself at the time was dating a younger man. Whichever way the story goes, "Toy Boy" was a massive hit reaching number 4 in the UK in July 1987, staying on the charts for 14 weeks. The song was the 26th best-selling single of 1987 in the UK, selling more than some number ones from that year, including Michael Jackson & Siedah Garrett with "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" and Steve 'Silk' Hurley with "Jack Your Body"."