Destiny's Child (sometimes referred to as DC or DC3) was an R&B and pop girl group comprising lead singer Beyonce Knowes, and Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams. The group released four major studio albums and four US number-one singles, and, including solo releases, has sold over 50 million records worldwide, of which over 17.5 million was in the US.[1][2] According to the World Music Awards, they are the world's best-selling female group of all time.[3][4] Billboard magazine ranks the group as one of the greatest musical trios of all time,[5] and inducted the group in 2008 into the All time Hot 100 Artist.[6]
Formed in 1990 in Houston, Texas, Destiny's Child members began their musical endeavors in their pre-teens as a group of about six girls under the name Girls' Tyme. After years of struggling, they signed on to Columbia Records and changed their name. Their self-titled debut album was moderately successful, but it was the release of The Writing's on the Wall, their second studio album in 1999, that launched the group into mainstream recognition with such singles as "Bills, Bills, Bills", "Bug a Boo" and "Say My Name". However, despite critical and commercial success, the group was plagued by internal conflict and legal turmoil, as members LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett attempted to terminate the group's manager (and Knowles' father) Matthew Knowles, citing favoritism over Knowles and Rowland. They were soon replaced with Williams and Farrah Franklin; however, in 2000, Franklin also parted with the group, and they continued as a trio.
Their third album, Survivor, which the public interpreted as a channel to their experience, eclipsed the success of their previous efforts, with the worldwide hits "Independent Women", "Survivor" and "Bootylicious". In 2002, Destiny's Child announced a temporary hiatus, which allowed its members to pursue individual success. They re-united with 2004's Destiny Fulfilled, and a year later during their world tour, announced that the group would permanently disband, and it's members would pursue solo careers in music, theater, television, and film.
Destiny Fulfilled [China]
Destiny Fulfilled [Bonus VCD]
Destiny's Child [Bonus Track]
Survivor [Japan Bonus Track]
Destiny Fulfilled [China]
Jumpin' Jumpin' [US CD/12"]
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Destiny Fulfilled [China]
Destiny Fulfilled [China]
8 Days of Christmas [Bonus Tracks]
Destiny Fulfilled [China]
Destiny Fulfilled [China]
Destiny Fulfilled [Bonus VCD]
Destiny Fulfilled [China]
Survivor [Japan Bonus Track]
#1's [Bonus Track/Bonus DVD]
8 Days of Christmas [DualDisc]
Destiny Fulfilled [Bonus VCD]
8 Days of Christmas [DualDisc]
8 Days of Christmas [DualDisc]
Destiny's Child [Bonus Track]
Destiny's Child [Bonus Track]
Destiny Fulfilled [Bonus VCD]
Destiny Fulfilled [Bonus VCD]
Survivor [Japan Bonus Track]
8 Days of Christmas [DualDisc]
Destiny's Child [Bonus Track]
Survivor [Australia CD Single]
Say My Name [US CD/Vinyl Single]
Jumpin' Jumpin' [Australia CD]
Soldier/Lose My Breath [Remixes]
Jumpin' Jumpin' [US CD/12"]
Destiny Fulfilled [Bonus VCD]
Destiny Fulfilled [Bonus VCD]
Say My Name [US CD/Vinyl Single]
8 Days of Christmas [Bonus Tracks]
Survivor [Japan Bonus Track]
Destiny's Child [Canada Bonus Tracks]
Destiny's Child [Bonus Track]
Survivor [Australia Bonus Tracks]
Unauthorised CD Biography
Destiny's Child [Canada Bonus Tracks]
Jumpin' Jumpin' [US CD/12"]
8 Days of Christmas [DualDisc]
8 Days of Christmas [DualDisc]
8 Days of Christmas [Bonus Tracks]
8 Days of Christmas [Bonus Tracks]
Destiny Fulfilled [2005 Tour Edition CD & DVD]
Destiny's Child [Canada Bonus Tracks]
Unauthorised CD Biography
Destiny's Child [Bonus Track]
Say My Name [US CD/Vinyl Single]
Say My Name [US CD/Vinyl Single]
8 Days of Christmas [DualDisc]
Survivor [Australia CD Single]
