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Real Name:
Stacy Ann Ferguson
Profile:
Before being known as Stacy Ferguson, member of Wild Orchid (1997-2001), she had been the voice of Sally in The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show and appeared in the TV show Kids Incorporated alongside with Jennifer Love Hewitt from 1984 to 1989. In 2002, as she was doing backup she met Will I Am who invited her to replace Black Eyed Peas background singer Kim Hill. She contributed to making Elephunk a succes and was thus asked to join the band permanently in 2003. In 2006, she started a solo side-career.
Sites:
blackeyedpeas.com, fergie.com, MySpace
Aliases:
Stacy Ferguson
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Fergie (2) Discography

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Albums
Fergie (2) The Dutchess (Album) A&M Records Europe 2006 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
Fergie (2) Fergalicious (Single) A&M Records, Will.i.am Music Group US 2006 Sell This Version
Fergie (2) London Bridge (Single, Maxi) will.i.am Music Group, A&M Records Mexico 2006 Sell This Version
none Fergie (2) The Dutchess EP ‎(12", EP) Not On Label none UK 2006 Sell This Version
Fergie (2) Big Girls Don't Cry (Single, Maxi) A&M Records Europe 2007 Sell This Version
Daddy Yankee Feat. Fergie (2) Daddy Yankee Feat. Fergie (2) - Impacto (Single) Interscope Records US 2007 Sell This Version
Fergie (2) Glamorous (Maxi, Single) A&M Records Europe 2006 Sell This Version
Fergie (2) Clumsy (Maxi, Single, EP) A&M Records Germany 2007 Sell This Version
FERGIE5 Fergie (2) Fergalicious / Clumsy ‎(CD, Single, Promo) A&M Records, DAS Label, Will.i.am Music Group FERGIE5 Europe 2007 Sell This Version
none Fergie (2) Here I Come ‎(CDr, Single, Promo) Universal none Australia 2007 Sell This Version
Fergie (2) Finally (Single) A&M Records USA & Canada 2008 Sell This Version
Nelly Featuring Fergie (2) Nelly Featuring Fergie (2) - Party People (Single) Universal Motown UK 2008 Sell This Version
none Sergio Mendes* Featuring Fergie (2) Sergio Mendes* Featuring Fergie (2) - The Look Of Love ‎(CDr, Single, Promo) Universal Music, Concord Records none UK 2008 Sell This Version
none Fergie (2) Labels Or Love ‎(CDr, Single, Promo) Universal none Denmark 2008 Sell This Version
Slash (3) Featuring Fergie (2) Slash (3) Featuring Fergie (2) - Beautiful Dangerous (EP, Single) Dik Hayd Records Netherlands 2010 Sell This Version
David Guetta & Chris Willis Feat. Fergie (2) & LMFAO David Guetta & Chris Willis Feat. Fergie (2) & LMFAO - Gettin' Over You (Maxi, Single) Virgin France 2010 Sell This Version
Fergie (2) + Q-Tip + Goonrock Fergie (2) + Q-Tip + Goonrock - A Little Party Never Killed Nobody (All We Got) (Single, Maxi) Universal, Polydor France 2013 Sell This Version
Fergie (2) L.A.Love (La La) (Single) Interscope Records US 2014 Sell This Version
Fergie (2) M.I.L.F. $ (Single, EP) A&M Records US 2016 Sell This Version

Miscellaneous
none t.A.T.u. / Fergie (2) t.A.T.u. / Fergie (2) - Loves Me Not (Remixes) / Fergalicious ‎(CDr, Promo) Polydor none France 2006 Sell This Version
none ファーギー* プリンセス・ファーギー: The Dutchess +3～決定盤 ‎(CDr, Promo, Smplr) Universal Music none Japan 2007 Sell This Version
none Fergie (2) / Timbaland Ft. Keri Hilson & D.O.E. Fergie (2) / Timbaland Ft. Keri Hilson & D.O.E. - Big Girls Don't Cry / The Way I Are ‎(CDr, Promo, Car) Universal Music Denmark none Denmark 2007 Sell This Version
FSC 03484440 Fergie (2) Outspoken ‎(CD, Promo) will.i.am Music Group, A&M Records FSC 03484440 US 2010 Sell This Version

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September 22, 2006
edited over 10 years ago
There must of been a gas leak in here or something, because Stacy Ferguson now going onto a side project is just really all I can take. It was a horrible idea for Will.I.Am to invite Fergie to replace Kim Hall as a back-up in the BEP, because I feel (personally) that the BEP went downhill from the prescence of Fergie in the group. This side project of hers is just another plummit in this great world of music (according to me). Singing a song about London with some slutty/dirty, meaningless lyrics (relevance, I don't bloody know) just shows how limited and crap Hip-Hop has now turned out to be. What happened to the Old Skool Hip-Hop of the 80s and groups like Beastie Boys, we will never know, but for now, we have to stick to crap like this on the radio for another decade or so until something more crap comes along...
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