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Track listing

1. "Spice Up Your Life" (Matt Rowe, Spice Girls, Richard Stannard) - 2:54
2. "Stop" (Spice Girls, Andy Watkins, Kim Wilson) - 3:24
3. "Too Much" (Spice Girls, Watkins, Wilson) - 4:31
4. "Saturday Night Divas" (Rowe, Spice Girls, Stannard) - 4:26
5. "Never Give Up on the Good Times" (Rowe, Spice Girls, Stannard) - 4:30
6. "Move Over" (Clifford Lane, Spice Girls, Mary Wood) - 2:45
7. "Do It" (Spice Girls, Watkins, Wilson) - 4:04
8. "Denying" (Spice Girls, Watkins, Wilson) - 3:47
9. "Viva Forever" (Rowe, Spice Girls, Stannard) - 5:10
10. "The Lady Is a Vamp" (Spice Girls, Watkins, Wilson) - 3:09

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Personnel

• Victoria Adams - vocals
• Melanie B. - vocals
• Emma Bunton - vocals
• Melanie C. - vocals
• Geri Halliwell - vocals

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Additional personnel

• Snake Davis - flute
• Magnus Fiennes - keyboard
• Kick Horns - brass
• Shawn Lee - guitar, bass
• Steve Lewison - bass
• Milton McDonald - guitar
• Matt Rowe - keyboard
• Jon Themis - acoustic guitar
• Paul "Tubbs" Williams - bass

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Production

• Producers: Absolute, Matt Rowe, Richard Stannard, Jeremy Wheatley
• Engineers: Adrian Bushby. Jake Davies. Paul Hicks. Robbie Kazandjian. Mark Tucker. Jeremy Wheatley
• Assistant engineers: Robbie Kazandjian, Jan Kybert, Stephen Pelluet, Paul Walton
• Mixing: Jan Kybert, Mark "Spike" Stent
• Mixing assistants: Jan Kybert, Paul Walton
• Programming: Pete Davis, Magnus Fiennes, Mike Higham, Matt Rowe
• Orchestral arrangements: Steve Sidwell
• String arrangements: Anne Dudley, Stephen Hussey

Charts

Album

Singles