Smile个人资料：
今天始，如果你不知道是“SMILE“，那你就太了。在北，自
瑞典的少女二人“SMILE“正掀起一旋。在各播及知名舞都可她的歌，之盛人可及，然是目前最的偶像。首同名“SMILE“行之後，立即深在青少年的喜，不售成令人目，更直逼排行榜冠座，更最受迎，可一人。
“SMILE“是由NINA和VERONICA人所成，一般偶像不同的是，她人非泛泛之。在成“SMILE“之前，她人分有自己的，於自己的演唱也各有所。在瑞典受重的知名作人ROBERT UHLMANN原本就有意NINA作一，在一偶然的下，他到了VERONICA，VERONICA的表演大激，更一步她人成了“SMILE“本由曾AQUA作的ROBERT UHLMANN及ROBIN REX位重量怪才共同作，果然不同凡，走出EURO－DANCE的新格，令人喜不已。
中的首支曲“SWEET SENORITA“是一首浪漫的歌曲，在式舞曲的架之中融入了西班牙的佛朗明哥式的和曲，使原本就已充律感的牛舞得更加生。快板的“TIC TOC“全曲洋溢著年活力，人一就忍不住想著奏舞，已成洲各舞中播率最高的歌曲之一。含有厚洲味的“BUTTERFLY“也是本中已忽略的一首歌，十分有趣的歌搭配上NINAVERONICA人妙的和令人不手。“BOYS“是下一首即攻各大舞池的歌曲，朗朗上口的旋律和超重的奏令人印象深刻，相信你一定也上她！
在中，她同有著以的者，在中最具影力的文目中能找到她的，在南民歌，湖南的春晚等目中，她的出晚了高潮，活力四射的奏须S之舞，使人雀，椴蛔越地之呼，她疑是最亮的新星合。
by Geoff Orens
Five years before the first Queen album was released, half of that future supergroup worked together in Smile, a hard rock outfit that played in the London and Cornwall area in the late 60s. Although the band never was able to commercially release any of their work during their 18-month existence, they did record six songs which finally saw domestic release in 1997 on the album Ghost of a Smile. Smile was formed at Imperial College in Kensington, London, in late 1968. Students Brian May (guitar) and Tim Staffell (bass, vocals) had previously worked together in the band 1984. After that group broke up, the two put an ad up on a school bulletin board looking for a "Ginger Baker/Mitch Mitchell-type drummer." Roger Taylor, who had previously sung lead vocals in the Reaction, was the best of those who auditioned and the new trio christened themselves Smile. Staffell designed a logo for the group which was a pair of large grinning red lips with glimmering white teeth and the band started gigging at Imperial College in October 1968. In early 1969, Smile supported such recently established acts as Pink Floyd and Yes and in February they even played a supporting gig at Royal Albert Hall in London. Focusing mostly on hard rock covers, the group would extend the songs they played to lengths of up to 20 minutes, changing tempos frequently. The groups reputation soon grew and Smile became Imperial Colleges house band. In the Cornwall area, where Roger Taylor grew up, the band also developed a solid fan base. At one of their gigs in April 1969, Smile were approached by an A&R man from Mercury Records America who offered them a deal to record a single. Lacking much original material, the band chose to record a Tim Staffell-penned track called "Earth," and backed it with "Step on Me," which had its birth with 1984. The group put down the tracks in June 1969, but Mercury ended up only pressing promotional copies of the single. However, the label retained enough interest in the group to book more studio time for them in September 1969. At De Lane Lea studios, Smile laid down three more songs, all originals, including "Doin Alright," which was later performed by Queen. However, Staffell was beginning to lose interest in the group and became more attracted to American music. Meanwhile, Mays astronomical studies at college were taking him away from the band for weeks at an end. Staffell left Smile in early 1970 and was replaced as vocalist by the flamboyant Freddie Mercury, who had been hanging around with the group for a couple years while also working in his own bands. Smile also added a new bass player, Mike Grose, and continued to perform sporadic gigs. Mercury had definite ideas of the directions where the band should go and by July 1970, Smile had been renamed Queen. Staffell later joined Humpty Bang who released on single, "Dont Be Too Long," and performed on Top of the Pops. He later joined the bands Outside and Morgan. The first commercial release of Smile material was a Japanese compilation that came out on record in 1982. Ghost of a Smile, released in 1997, finally saw the bands complete output released on an easily accessible compact disc.
