Lulu, OBE (nascida Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie, Glasgow, 3 de dezembro de 1948) é uma cantora escocesa, mais conhecida pelo o seu sucesso internacional "To Sir, With Love".
Alcançou a fama aos 15 anos com uma versão de "Shout". A sua banda de apoio era chamada The Luvers, mas depois de mais alguns sucessos alcançados no Reino Unido, Lulu passou a seguir uma carreira a solo.
Em 1966, estreou-se como atriz no filme To Sir, With Love, com Sidney Poitier. Lulu obteve grande sucesso com a faixa título do filme, chegando ao primeiro lugar nas tabelas norte-americanas.
Enquanto isso, continuava a sua carreira de cantora, participando em vários programas de TV e no Festival Eurovisão da Canção, em 1969, vencendo com a música "Boom bang-a-bang".
No mesmo ano, Lulu casou-se com Maurice Gibb, um dos Bee Gees. As suas carreiras musicais, entretanto, levaram ao divórcio pouco tempo depois, em 1973.
Apesar da sua carreira de cantora não ter ido muito longe, ela continuou atuando, mantendo a sua popularidade no Reino Unido.
Em 1974, interpretou a faixa título do filme The Man with the Golden Gun (007 - O Homem da Pistola Dourada)
Em 2000 foi condecorada com a Ordem do Império Britânico. Em 2003, lançou uma autobiografia, Don't Wanna Fight No More, nome inspirado numa canção de sucesso que ela compôs para Tina Turner.
Em 2004 lançou o álbum Back on Track, seguindo em tourné pelo o Reino Unido para celebrar os seus 40 anos de carreira.
Filmografia:
Gonks Go Beat (1965)
To Sir, with Love (1967)
Cucumber Castle (1970)
The Cherry Picker (1972)
Alice (1982) (dublagem)
To Sir, with Love II (1996)
Whatever Happened to Harold Smith? (1999)
Discografia:
Álbuns:
1965 Something to Shout About
Released: 1965
1967 Love Loves to Love Lulu
Released: 1967
1967 Lulu!
Released: 1967
1967 To Sir With Love
Released: 1967
1969 Lulu's Album
Released: 1969
1970 New Routes
Released: 1970
1970 Melody Fair
Released: 1970
1971 The Most of Lulu
Released: 1971
1973 Lulu
Released: 1973
1976 Heaven and Earth and the Stars
Released: 1976
1978 Don't Take Love for Granted
Released: 1978
1981 Lulu
Released: 1981
1982 Take Me To Your Heart Again
Released: 1982
1984 Shape Up and Dance
Released: 1984
1993 Independence
Released: 1993
2002 Together
Released: 2002
2003 The Greatest Hits
Released: 2003
2004 Back on Track
Released: 2004
2005 A Little Soul in Your Heart
Released: 2005
2009 Shout! The Complete Decca Recordings
Released: 2009
2009 Lulu on the Dancefloor: Remixes
Released: 2009
Singles:
1964 "Shout"* (as Lulu and the Luvvers) (Decca)
1964 "I'll Come Running Over" (Parrot)*
1964 "Can't Hear You No More" (Decca)
1964 "Here Comes the Night"* (Decca)
1964 "Satisfied"/"Surprise Surprise" (as Lulu and the Luvvers) (Decca)
1965 "Leave A Little Love"* (Decca)
1965 "Try To Understand"* (Decca)
1965 "Tell Me Like it Is"/"Stop Fooling Around" (Decca)
1966 "Call Me" (Decca)
1966 "What a Wonderful Feeling" (Decca)
1966 "Wenn du da bist/So fing es an" (Germany)
1967 "Stealing My Love From Me" (US)
1967 "The Boat That I Row"* (Columbia)
1967 "Let's Pretend"* (Columbia) ("To Sir, with Love" was the flip side of this single in the UK.)
1967 "To Sir, with Love"* (Epic)
1967 "Love Loves To Love Love"* (Columbia) — sampled by Fatboy Slim on "Santa Cruz"
1967 "Shout!" (US re-issue)*
1968 "Best Of Both Worlds"* (Epic) (US)
1968 "Me, The Peaceful Heart"* (Columbia)
1968 "Boy" (Columbia)*
1968 "Morning Dew"* (Epic) (US)
1968 "I'm A Tiger"* (Columbia)
1968 "This Time" (Epic)(US) (from the film "Hot Millions")
1969 "Boom Bang-A-Bang"* (Columbia) (Recorded in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian)
1969 "Oh Me Oh My (I'm a Fool for You Baby)"* (Atco)
1970 "Hum A Song (From Your Heart)"* (with the Dixie Flyers) (Atco)
1970 "Oh Me, Oh My (Povera Me)" (Italy)
1970 "After The Feeling Is Gone"* (with the Dixie Flyers) (Atco)
1971 "Everybody Clap" (Atlantic) featuring Maurice Gibb, John Bonham and Jack Bruce
1971 "Ich Brauche Deine Liebe/ Wach' Ich Oder Träum' Ich" (Atlantic) (Germany)
1971 "Warum Tust Du Mir Weh/Traurig, Aber Wahr" (Atlantic) (Germany)
1972 "Even If I Could Change" (Atlantic)
1972 "You Ain't Wrong, You Just Ain't Right" (Atlantic) (US)
1972 "Make Believe World" (Chelsea) (US)
1974 "The Man Who Sold The World"* (Polydor)
1974 "The Man With The Golden Gun" (Chelsea)
1975 "Take Your Mama For A Ride (Pt. 1)"* (Chelsea)
1975 "Boy Meets Girl" (Chelsea)
1975 "Heaven And Earth And The Stars" (Chelsea)
1977 "Your Love Is Everywhere" (GTO)
1978 "Don't Take Love For Granted" (Rocket)
1979 "I Love To Boogie" (Rocket)
1981 "I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do)"* (Alfa)
1982 "If I Were You"* (Alfa)
1982 "Who's Foolin' Who"* (Alfa)
1982 "I Will Do It For Your Love" (Alfa)
1982 "Take Me To Your Heart Again" (Alfa)
1984 "Is That So?" (Lifestyle)
1985 "Love Is The Answer" (Tonpress Poland)
1985 "Hello My Friend" (Tonpress Poland)
1986 "Shout!"* (Jive) (new version)
1986 "My Boy Lollipop"* (Jive)
1990 "Nellie The Elephant" (Mercury)
1993 "Independence"* (Dome)
1993 "I'm Back For More"* (Dome) (with Bobby Womack)
1993 "Let Me Wake Up In Your Arms"* (Dome)
1993 "Relight My Fire"* (with Take That) (RCA)
1993 "How 'Bout Us"* (Dome)
1994 "Goodbye Baby And Amen"* (Dome)
1994 "Every Woman Knows"* (Dome)
1999 "Hurt Me So Bad"* (Mercury)
2000 "Better Get Ready"* (Mercury)
2000 "Where The Poor Boys Dance" (Mercury)
2002 "Phunk Phoolin'" (Kerphunk Ft. Lulu)
2002 "We've Got Tonight"* (with Ronan Keating) (Polydor)
2003 "All The Love In The World" (Mercury)
2004 "Keep Talkin' I'm Listening" (Mercury)
2005 "Put A Little Love In Your Heart" (Globe)
2007 "Run Rudolph Run" (Mercury)
2010 "The Word Is Love" (Kobalt Music)