Pixie Lott Music Video DVD An exclusive, compilation of original videos Complete videography. Widescreen Entertainment!
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1 Mama Do (uh oh, uh oh)
2 Boys And Girls
3 Cry Me Out
4 Gravity 
5 Gravity (Cahill Remix)
6 Turn it Up
7 Broken Arrow
8 Can't Make This Over
9 Poker Face
10 All About Tonight
11 What Do You Take Me For - Ft. Pusha T
12 Bright Lights - Tinchy Stryder Ft. Pixie Lott
13 Kiss The Stars
14 Heart Cry
15 Nasty
16 Wild Heart - The Vamps Ft. Pixie Lott
17 Lay Me Down
18 Break Up Song
19 Caravan Of Love
20 I Only Want To Be With You (Acoustic)
21 'Best Day Of My Life'
22 A Real Good Thing - Pixie Lott Ft. Shaggy
23 Baby - Anton Powers & Pixie Lott
24 Won't Forget You - Pixie Lott ft Stylo G
25 Fake
Bonus videos
26 Ocean (Acoustic)
27 Nothing Compares (Live)
28 Cry To Me (Live At The Pool)
29 Boys And Girls (Remix)
30 Hold Up my Dyin' Day
0:1:47:00 DVD  runtime
 
This is a continuous play DVD giving you uninterrupted entertainment.
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BIOGRAPHY
Soulful, R&B-influenced pop vocalist Pixie Lott was born Victoria Louise Lott on January 12, 1991, in Kent, England. Nicknamed Pixie by her mother, Lott first began singing in church. Later, she attended an arts school and appeared in several West End musical productions. A demo she recorded eventually caught the ear of producer L.A. Reid, who signed her to Island Def Jam Records when she was 15 years old. However, songs posted to her MySpace page began drawing more industry attention, and a bidding war ensued. Lott ultimately signed to Mercury in the U.K. and Interscope in the United States. Lott's debut album, Turn It Up, was released in 2009, followed by the soul-inflected Young Foolish Happy in November 2011. ~ Matt Collar