Easy listening mixture of country music and ballads

16 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Traditional Country, EASY LISTENING: Mood Music



Details:
New Zealander (Kiwi) and proud of it.

Music & Theatre - I have been singing ever since I was a little girl, firstly around the piano with my brother John and in recent years by myself.

Performed in TV Programmes in New Zealand in the 70/80's - The Entertainers twice and Singer for Asia once which was an experience I wouldn't have missed.

Runner up in Invercargill Star Quest in 1976 (Cheryl Blanchard, Timaru - 1st, Alan Barron & Patsy Rigger - 3rd equal)

Went to Tamworth, Australia in 1976 and competed over there. Was mistaken for a Australian country singer, Emma Hannah who could be my twin! She was part of the 'Travelling out West' country band at that time.

Finalist in Gore Gold Guitars in 1989 (sang 'Sweet Dreams')

Member of Gore Operatic for 8 years in many rolls including Mrs Potiphar in Joseph, and Miss Adelaide in Guys & Dolls.

Formed own group with some friends - Canterbury Theatre Restaurant Company in Christchurch, NZ and performed and acted in their shows until 3 years ago when I decided to move on. I am now a member of Riccarton Players since last year (2003) and have performed many of their shows and pantomimes - great fun.

I play a guitar dobre style and have played at various Country Music groups during the last 2 years as well as entertaining around Christchurch.

One of my dreams has always been to make my own CD with the music I like to sing, and finally last year with the fabulous help of my friend Brian Ringrose from Christchurch - there it was. It's called Moods & Memories because this is what it is - many songs that are special to me for various reasons. I am starting my second CD next year and this will include songs of my own, the first of which I wrote this November and is called 'What made a good love go wrong'.

FINALIST!!! for the RIANZ (The Recording Industry Association of New Zealand) Tui Awards Country Music Album of the year. The winner to be announced at the Gold Guitar Awards in Gore, on Friday 3rd June 2005.