The songwriter behind Pink and Christina Aguilera’s biggest hits!
Linda Perry is a singer-songwriter, record producer, and engineer, most famous for her ’92 hit What’s Up, with her band 4 Non Blondes.
If you don’t know the song it’s probably because most people think of it as called What’s Going On.
But Linda is no one-hit-wonder, following her worldwide success with What’s Up, she took on a career as a songwriter and producer and penned more hits like Get The Party Started by Pink (often referred to as I’m Coming Up!).
Perhaps most famously, Linda wrote and produced Beautiful, with Christina Aguilera on vocals.
Apart from these smash hits, Linda has also contributed to works by Adele, Jewel, Alicia Keys, Gwen Stefani, Faith Hill, KT Tunstall, Courtney Love, and Dolly Parton.
Not just a writer and producer of her own songs, Linda has also recorded covers of songs such as Creep by Radiohead and Mad World by Tears For Fears.
In 2017, Linda Perry launched a record label/artist management company called We Are Hear.
Linda Perry Tunes | Related Pages
Beautiful
You can learn how to play Beautiful by Christina Aguilera using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, TAB, and a Spytunes video guitar lesson.
| Eb | Db | Cm | B5 |
Every day is so wonderful, then suddenly, it’s hard to breathe…
Creep
You can learn how to play Creep by Radiohead using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, TAB, and the original recording.
| G5 | G | B5 | B |
When you were here before, couldn’t look you in the eye…
Mad World
Learn how to play Mad World by Tears For Fears/Gary Jules using chords, lyrics, TAB, chord analysis, and Spytunes video guitar lessons.
| Em | G | Dsus2 | A |
All around me are familiar faces, worn-out places, worn-out faces…
Linda Perry on the web
Artists & Bands
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