Nick Berry Heartbeat
Nick Berry Heartbeat
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Nicholas Berry (born 16th April 1963) is an English actor and pop singer. He is best known for his roles as Simon Wicks in EastEnders from 1985 to 1990 and a one-off appearance in 2012, and as PC Nick Rowan in Heartbeat from 1992 to 1998. He sang UK chart singles with "Every Loser Wins" in 1986, which went to number one, and the theme song from Heartbeat, a cover of the Buddy Holly song "Heartbeat", in 1992. Just before he joined the cast of EastEnders, Berry fractured his skull in a car crash but went on to make a full recovery. During his time in EastEnders, Berry dated fellow cast member Gillian Taylforth, who played Kathy Beale. Berry married actress Rachel Robertson in 1994. They have two boys, Louis (born 1995) and Finley (born 1998), and the family resides in Epping, Essex. Berry is a supporter of West Ham United F.C.
Nakatomi - Children of the Night
Nakatomi - Children of the Night
Nakatomi - Children of the Night 2020 (Kritikal Mass Remix)
Nakatomi - Children of the Night 2020 (Kritikal Mass Remix)
Sundance
Nakatomi was a Dutch happy hardcore act of the mid 1990s, formed by DJs/producers Wessel van Diepen (as DJ Delmundo) and Dennis van Driesschen (as DJ Danski). Nakatomi began at the end of 1995 with the release of "Free", which spent 6 weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number 17. The next single, "Children of the Night", was released May 1996, spending 11 weeks in the Dutch charts, peaking at number 2. "Children of the Night" also charted in the Uk Singles Chart at number 47 in 1998 with a re-release peaking at number 31 in 2002. The final single, "Sing", was released toward the end of 1996, charting at number 5 in the Netherlands. In June 2019, 'Children of the Night' was chosen as Gateshead F.C.'s official walk-out music for the 2019/20 National League North football season.
Sundance Sundance (Club Mix)
Sacred Spirit.Yeha-Noha(Wishes Of Happiness And Prosperity)
Sacred Spirit.Yeha-Noha(Wishes Of Happiness And Prosperity)
(haa-nee' yóo' oh) (chanting)
Shaa ni (yóo oh) : To me... you (chanting)
Shaa ni : To me... you
Shaa ninánóh'aah : You give it back to me
(haa-nee' yóo' oh) (chanting)
Shaa ni (yóo' oh) : To me... you (chanting)
Shaa ni : To me... you
Ninánóh'aah : give it back
(haa-nee') Yé'iitsoh jiní náá léi' : Giant is repeating...
Ní náá léi' : he says over and over
Ninánóh'aah : give it back
(haa-nee') Yé'iitsoh jiní náá léi' : Giant is repeating...
Ninánóh'aah : give it back
Ni (yóo' oh) x4
(haa-nee' yóo' oh) (chanting)
Shaa ni (yóo oh) : To me... you (chanting)
Shaa ni : To me... you
Shaa ninánóh'aah : You give it back to me
(haa-nee' yóo' oh) (chanting)
Shaa ni (yóo' oh) : To me... you (chanting)
Shaa ni : To me... you
Ninánóh'aah : give it back
(haa-nee') Yé'iitsoh jiní náá léi' : Giant is repeating...
Ní náá léi' : he says over and over
Ninánóh'aah : give it back
(haa-nee') Yé'iitsoh jiní náá léi' : Giant is repeating...
Ninánóh'aah : give it back
Sacred Spirit is a musical project by Claus Zundel, Ralf Hamm, and Markus Staab. The music is of electronic, new age, world, and ambient genres. Sacred Spirit's total worldwide album sales are estimated to be over 15 million copies. For each album sold, donations are made to the Native American Rights Fund, a non-profit Native American organization devoted to restoring the legal rights of Native Americans.
The first album, Chants and Dances of the Native Americans was released in 1994. The album was nominated for best New Age album Grammy Award. In keeping with the Native American theme, Zundel adopted the pseudonym 'The Fearsome Brave', and on his many other projects he is simply credited as 'The Brave'. The music conveys the stories, legends and plight of the Native Americans by combining sampled chants of the Navajo, Pueblo and Sioux tribes and Sami people yolk with synthesizer backings, all driven forth by a combination of traditional drumming and electronic dance-beats. The first single released off the album was "Yeha-Noha" (Wishes of happiness and prosperity) which was largely responsible for catapulting Sacred Spirit into the limelight. The single reached #1 position in number of countries, including 6 weeks at #1 in France. In the US, "Yeha Noha" sung by Navajo elder Kee Chee Jake of Chinle, Arizona reached top 20 on Billboard Hot 100. The album is arguably one of the most successful enigmatic projects ever, garnering sales of more than seven million albums worldwide. It reached top 10 and charted for twenty seven weeks in the UK Albums Chart.
Native American Artwork
A second album was released by Sacred Spirit, but it was a complete divergence from the original. The focus this time was around the blues singing of America. In keeping with the change of theme, the American release saw the group name also being changed, to Indigo Spirit.
Virgin Records released the third Sacred Spirit album in 2000. The album was nominated for best New Age Grammy Award in 2001. This time the project's name was slightly altered to Indians' Sacred Spirit (and in some areas even that was abbreviated to Indians' Spirit), probably to inform listeners that it was different from the second album. The subtitle is More Chants and Dances of the Native Americans. The album continues the mood and production of the first, however the album was more instrumental. Although all the tracks did feature chants or speech, each song was composed of many short samples pieced together, unlike the first album which tended to use one extended sample per song. In 2003, two Sacred Spirit albums were released on Higher Octave music label. The first one, Jazzy Chill Out, featured the vocal samples from Lightnin' Hopkins, John Lee Hooker, Anita O'Day and Ella Fitzgerald.
On the other 2003 album, Bluesy Chill Out, Zundel collaborated with fellow Ibiza resident Dave “BK” Jeffs, a Northern Ireland native and former street musician, who plays regularly at a local club named Teatro Perera. Each track was created organically, with Jeffs (who also sings and plays flute and harmonica) composing improvisational slide and steel guitar riffs as a foundation for The Brave to build upon.
Sacred Spirit - Dawa (The cradlesong) (2018 Ext.Fanmix By Marc Eliow)
Sacred Spirit - Dawa (The cradlesong) (2018 Ext.Fanmix By Marc Eliow)
On the first album, the song "The Counterclockwise Circle Dance" was presented as a native American chant, however the main vocals are an authentic Sami yolk ("Normo Jovnna" by Terje Tretnes), recorded in 1994 by Dutch Channel 4 during an interview as an example of a yoik. The recording, despite Channel 4's denial of having sold it, then ended up in a Virgin Records studio in the Netherlands. The Sami organisation Sámi kopiija demanded royalties from Virgin Records but this has so far been unsuccessful.
Golden Girls - Kinetic (Frank De Wulf Remix)
Golden Girls - Kinetic (Frank De Wulf Remix)
Frank De Wulf
Frank De Wulf (born 1968) is a Belgian DJ, musician and record label owner. He is considered as one of the pioneers of the Belgian new beat and techno scene. Frank De Wulf was born in 1968 as the youngest of three sons. His brothers introduced him to new music and soon he started to create his first tape mixes. In the 1980s, he had his own radio show, Seventh Heaven Radio. In 1985, he began working for SIS radio. He also had his first jobs as resident DJ in two clubs in Ghent. (is a city and a muncipality in the Flemish Region of Belgium.) When New Beat became popular in Belgium around 1988 De Wulf started to produce his own tracks. One of his first hits was the 12" Acid Rock which he released with his project Rhythm Device on Music Man Records. He also released the first of his B-Sides with unfinished beats and samples, which became very popular among DJs.
Biosphere
Together with other musicians he founded projects such as Bass Jumpers, F.O.G., Liasons D, Dow Jones (later renamed Sounds In Order for legal reasons), andRhythm Device. As remixer he worked on tracks by Digital Boy, Santa Esmeralda, Jam & Spoon, Erasure, The Orb, The Shamen, Model 500, Biosphere, Ken Ishii and Celvin Rotane. De Wulf also founded his own record labels Mikki House and Two Thumbs. At the end of the 1990s De Wulf withdraw from the music business and focused on his visual effects studio GRID.
Bobby Vinton - Blue Velvet (1991)
Bobby Vinton - Blue Velvet '91
Stanley Robert "Bobby" Vinton (born April 16th, 1935) is an American singer and songwriter who briefly appeared in films. In pop music circles, as a teen idol, he became known as "The Polish Prince," as his music pays tribute to his Polish heritage. His most popular song was "Blue Velvet", a cover of Tony Bennett's 1951 song, which reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1963 and number two in the UK in 1990. It also served as inspiration for the film of the same title, in which Isabella Rossellini sang a portion of the song itself.
Vinton was born in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, the only child of locally popular bandleader Stan Vinton and Dorothy Studzinski Vinton.[1] He is of Polish and Lithuanian descent. The family surname was originally Vintula, and was changed by Vinton's father. Vinton's parents encouraged their son's interest in music by giving him his daily 25 cent allowance after he had practiced the clarinet. At 16, Vinton formed his first band, which played clubs around the Pittsburgh area. With the money he earned, he helped finance his college education at Duquesne University, where he graduated with a degree in musical composition. While at Duquesne, he became proficient on all of the instruments in the band: piano, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, drums, and oboe. When Vinton became an active musician, it was common for people to become confused with the bands of father and son, as both were named Stanley. Vinton's father suggested his son use his middle name of Robert professionally to clear up the confusion.
Vinton's birthplace of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, is also the birthplace pf Perry Como, and Joey Powers was born in nearby Washington, Pennsylvania: at one time he played in a band with Vinton. Vinton's hometown named two streets, Bobby Vinton Boulevard and the shorter adjoining Bobby Vinton Drive, in his honor. These streets were built in the late 1970s; prior attempts to name a residential street after him failed. The residents had not cared for the singer always claiming Pittsburgh as his home town on TV interviews. Como always claimed Canonsburg as his hometown, so hundreds of people changed their address when the town renamed a street in the east end after Perry Como. The Canonsburg town fathers had plans to erect a statue in Vinton's honor, but Vinton himself vetoed the idea, noting that the $100,000 planned cost could go to far more important town needs.
Soothe (Charles Webster's Defected Mix)
Furry Phreaks feat. Terra Deva -- Soothe (Charles Webster's Defected Mix)
Charles Webster is a British electronic music producer and DJ who specialises in producing house music, amongst several other genres, including downtempo and jazz. He has recorded under his own name as well as under a series of aliases including Presence, Furry Phreaks, and Love From San Francisco, and in collaboration with several other artists. Webster ran the now-defunct record labels Remote and Love From San Francisco, but currently owns and operates his Miso Records label.
Born in Matlock, Derbyshire, Charles Webster grew up in the Peak District. His father was an artist and his mother (in his own words) "just worked at whatever she felt like at the time", and his parents' record collection was an early influence, Webster stating that "it was when they got into Kraftwerk that I decided to become a musician". He got his first instruments at age 13 (guitar, synthesizer, and drum machine). He studied art in Derby before moving to Nottingham where he began playing in electronic bands (including Mile High Club) and started working in a restaurant – the owner of which also just happened to own the city's 'Garage Club', where he began performing.
Webster worked with US artists such as Juan Atkins, Derrick May, and Kevin Saunderson through his job as a recording engineer at Square Dance studios in Derby, and moved to San Francisco in 1992 where he started the Love From San Francisco label. This led to his music being released on other US labels. Back in the UK in 1996, Webster started the Remote label. The All Systems Gone album, released in 1999 and credited to the ensemble Presence, which featured singers Shara Nelson, Sara Jay, and Steve Edwards, was described by Webster as "a collection of songs for the clubs and the home", and included the singles "Sense of Danger" (featuring Nelson), "Future Love", and "Better Day". The album was well received by critics, garnering an 11/10 rating from DJ magazine, and described by Allmusic as "Probably the first classic record of the 21st century."
Alex Party - wrap me up (club edit mix) (1995)
Alex Party - wrap me up (club edit mix) (1995)
Wrap me up, um
With your love and hold me
Wrap me up, um, with your love, um
Wrap me up, um, with your love and hold me
They say home is where the heart is
But you ain't never here
I've tried almost everything
To keep our love alive, ooh ooh
I'm tired of trying, I'm tired of lying
To keep this thing going on
And you know that I'm longing for your touch, ooh ooh
Touch you, baby
[CHORUS]
Wrap me up in your love, your love takes me higher
Wrap me up in your love
Wrap me up in your love, don't hold me down, I'm not a fighter
Wrap me up with your love and hold me tighter
Wrap me up in your love, your love takes me higher
Wrap me up in your love
Wrap me up in your love, don't hold me down, I'm not a fighter
Wrap me up with your love and hold me tighter
We can carry on just as long as you understand
I want to need your sweet sweet touch
To keep this thing alive, ooh ooh
I'm tired of trying, I'm tired of lying
To keep this thing going on
And you know that I'm longing for your touch, ooh ooh
Touch you, baby
[CHORUS]
My eyes are open wide
I can see you from each side
Now I'm here and saying
Ooh ooh, touch me, baby
I'm tired of the trying
I'm tired of your lying
Trying and lying, ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh
(CHORUS]
Vocalist Robin 'Shanie' Campbell
Alex Party was an Italian electronic dance group. The band consisted of the Italian brothers Paolo and Gianni Visnadi (also of Livin' Joy), DJ Alex Natale, and vocalist Robin 'Shanie' Campbell. Their most famous single to date is "Don't Give Me Your Life", a #2 hit in both the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom in early 1995. The group's first single, "Saturday Night Party (Read My Lips)", was an immediate success, and became an Ibiza anthem during the summer of 1993. It became their first Top 40 hit in the United Kingdom, peaking at #29.
Alex Party - Read My Lips
Alex Party - Simple Things (Extended Classic)
Alex Party - Read My Lips
Alex Party - Simple Things (Extended Classic)
They released the single "Don't Give Me Your Life" in 1994, being an extended remix to the original "Alex Party" track. It reached #2 in both Ireland and the United Kingdom (their highest charting hit in those countries), #5 on the US Dance charts, and #13 in Australia, plus it topped the Club Record category at Music Week's 1995 Awards. A follow up single to the multi-named "Alex Party / Saturday Night Party / Read My Lips" single was released entitled "Alex Party 2" but was only available on 12" Vinyl. It was relatively unknown as it received little to no promotion. The track, along with the same remixes as on the vinyl release was included on a special Singapore CD Single of "Don't Give Me Your Life".
Alison Limerick
Everything But The Girl
Alongside releasing singles, Alex Natale was assisted by the Visnadi brothers to remix tracks for many artists. Notable artists remixed include 2 Unlimited, The Shamen, Jinny, Clubzone, Alison Limerick, Everything But The Girl, and Gipsy. The group continued to have moderate success following the success of "Don't Give Me Your Life", including "Wrap Me Up", which was released in late 1995, peaking at #17 in the UK[1] and #11 in Australia (where it was the group's last charting single).
Xpansions - Move Your Body (Elevation) (Krystal Klear remix)
Xpansions - Move Your Body (Elevation) (Krystal Klear remix)
Phil Drummond (born Philip Phillips) is a British electronic music producer best known for his work with the band Xpansions and singer and actress Sally Ann Marsh and their song "Move Your Body." Drummond was brought up in a working-class family in the London borough of Enfield. He attended Bullsmoor Secondary school (now Lea Valley High School) until 1990. His professional career in electronic music started when he was still in school. In the 1990s, Drummond, nicknamed Pip, had four UK top 40 singles as Xpansions and Marradonna alongside Richie Malone while signed to Arista Records and Pete Waterman Entertainment. He appeared on the BBC One TV show Top of the Pops. Resident Advisor magazine described him as a "pioneer of dance music. Phil Drummond was one half of the dance music group Xpansions, who along with the Prodigy, and The Shamen, brought dance music to the mainstream in the late '80s, early '90s." He has been the DJ for many fashion houses and award ceremonies such as The Brit Awards for ITV, MTV and after-show/end of tour parties for acts including Robbie Williams, Jamiroquai and The Rolling Stones. Drummond was included, alongside 100 of the world's top DJs, in the book DJ's by Lopez: Portrait Photography of International DJ's, released in 2003 by Artist's and Photographers' Press Ltd.
Actress Sally Ann Marsh
Jamiroquai
Ave Maria
Ave Maria · Lesley Garrett · Paul Daniel · London Session Orchestra The Very Best of Lesley Garrett
Ave Maria
Ave Maria · Lesley Garrett · Philip Ellis · Clare Singers · Julian Leang Travelling Light - Version 2 with Piano intro
Lesley Garrett CBE (born 10 April 1955) is an English soprano singer, musician, broadcaster and media personality. She is noted for being at home in opera and "crossover music" Garrett was born in the town of Thorne near Doncaster in the West Riding of Yorkshire, into a musical family. She attended Thorne Fieldside Infant and Junior Schools and Thorne Grammar School, where she performed in school plays and musicals and passed 10 O-levels and an A-level in music. As she grew up she inherited her family's love of music. Her grandfather Colin Wall was a classical pianist, her father Derek worked as a railway signalman and then as a schoolteacher at Hatfield Woodhouse Primary School, eventually going on to become a headmaster. They lived nearby just south of the village; her mother Margaret (née Wall) was a talented singing seamstress and became the school secretary at Lesley's primary school. She has two sisters, Jill & Kay and one step-sister Louise and two step-brothers Robert and Nicholas. When Lesley was 17, to earn money in the summer, Lesley washed dishes at the officers' mess at nearby RAF Lindholme. While a student at the Royal Academy of Music she worked as a life model, something she is still proud of.
Garrett has had an extensive music career. A graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, she won the Decca Prize of the Kathleen Ferrier Award in 1979, thereby launching her career. Her professional debut, in 1979, was as Amor in Orontea at the music festival in Batignano. She subsequently sang, in 1980, Alice in Le comte Ory at the London Coliseum and Dorinda in Orlando at the Wexford Festival, in 1981, also at Wexford, the title role in Zaide, in 1982 Sophie in Werther with Opera North and in 1984 Damigella in L'incoronazione di Poppea at Glyndebourne. From 1984, as principal soprano at English National Opera, she became well known for her performances in productions of the operas Serse, Le Nozze di Figaro, Così fan tutte and Die Fledermaus.
Garrett has performed across the world, in countries throughout Europe, and also the United States, Australia, Russia, Brazil, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan and South Korea. She has also sung opera and pop classics with Bryan Ferry, Eurythmics and Mick Hucknall to celebrate the arrival of the new century on Millennium Eve in the grounds at the Royal Observatory and National Maritime Museum. She played the lead role of Hanna Glawari in the Welsh National Opera's production of The Merry Widow, which toured the United Kingdom in 2005. In 2006 she sang the role of Mother Abbess in Andrew Lloyd Webber's revival of The Sound of Music. In 2008, she joined the cast of Carousel as Nettie Fowler. The production toured the UK and then transferred to the West End's Savoy Theatre. In 2013 she returned to opera with the monodrama La Voix humaine for Opera North. Garrett is a member of the board of the English National Opera. In 2002, Garrett was awarded the CBE for her services to music.
Annie Lennox from the Eurythmics
As a recording artist, Garrett has released eleven solo albums. Many of them have been successful, receiving gold and silver status. Soprano in Red received the Gramophone Award for "Best-selling Classical Artist of the Year". Garrett was also a featured artist on the platinum selling "Perfect Day" single released by the BBC in aid of Children in Need.
Garrett has performed at several FA Cup Finals, including the 2000 Final, the last to be held at the old Wembley Stadium, the 2007 final held at new Wembley Stadium (alongside Sarah Brightman ), and the 2008 Final (alongside Katherine Jenkins). She also sang the British national anthem on the Champs-Élysées in Paris in 2012 after Bradley Wiggins became the first Briton to win the Tour de France, though her performance was not universally appreciated.
In 2004, Garrett was one of the participants in the first series of the celebrity talent contest Strictly Come Dancing, finishing third with her dance partner Anton du Beke. In the same year, she took part in the BBC's Who Do You Think You Are?, a genealogy documentary series, in which she journeyed through her home town of Thorne in search of her family history. Garrett was delighted to discover that the musical gene stretched far back and had run in her family for several generations. Garrett is a veteran of Dictionary Corner on the Channel 4 game show Countdown and in June 2005 it was thought that she was to become one of the show's rotating guest hosts while Richard Whiteley was recovering from illness. After Whiteley's death, however, the plan for rotating guest hosts was abandoned and Des Lynam took the role for the next fifteen months. Garrett did not appear on Countdown again until October 2009.
In February 2005, Garrett was selected to be one of the judges for BBC's Comic Relief does Fame Academy, and in May she hosted and sang at the 2005 Classical BRIT Awards at the Royal Albert Hall on ITV. In 2006, Garrett was a regular panellist on the ITV daytime show Loose Women, and again in 2009-2010. Garrett also appeared on This Morning and Loose Women in 2007, to perform a song from her latest album When I Fall In Love. She also continued the post as a judge on Comic Relief Does Fame Academy in 2007. Garrett currently presents a show on the British classical radio station Classic FM.
From February 2008, Garrett presented the show Lesley Garrett's 20 Operas to See Before You Die on Sky Arts.
Over four weeks, beginning 30 November 2008, she presented the Sunday morning BBC1 programme Christmas Voices.
In November 2010, she joined a long line of panellists on Five's The Wright Stuff.
Along with Larry Lamb, Garrett presented a short BBC series entitled When Royals Wed to celebrate the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton in April 2011.
Garrett married in May 1991: her husband, Peter, is a GP in Muswell Hill. They have a son, Jeremy, and a daughter, Chloe. The family lives in North London.
Politically, she is an avid supporter of the Labour Party.
Garrett featured in an episode of the BBC's popular genealogy programme, Who Do You Think You Are?, in which she explored her family's Yorkshire origins. She found out about the musicians in her family: her maternal grandfather made a living playing the piano with a small orchestra that accompanied silent films at cinemas in and around Sheffield. Her great-grandfather was a travelling musician, who travelled across Northern England in the 19th century, playing to workers in pubs and clubs. During World War I he entertained troops on the piano.
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A Soprano at the Movies (1991)
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Prima Donna (1992)
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Simple Gifts (1994)
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The Lesley Garrett Album (1994) UK No. 25
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Soprano in Red (1995) No. 59
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Soprano in Hollywood (1996) UK No. 53
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A Soprano Inspired (1997) UK No. 48
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Lesley Garrett (1998) UK No. 34
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I Will Wait For You (2000) UK No. 28
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Travelling Light (Lesley Garrett album) (2001) UK No. 75
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The Singer (2002)
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So Deep is the Night (2003)
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When I Fall In Love (2007) UK No. 11
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Amazing Grace (Lesley Garrett album) (2008) UK No. 50
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A North Country Lass (2012) UK No. 66
Compilation albums
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The Soprano's Greatest Hits (1997) UK No. 53
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The Best of Lesley Garrett (2004)
Solo DVDs
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Lesley Garrett (1998)
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I Will Wait For You (2000)
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Notes From The Heart (2003)
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Desert Dreams (2004)
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Lesley Garrett: Music from the Movies (2006)
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Lesley Garrett Live At Christmas (2008)
Bibliography
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Notes From a Small Soprano - 2000
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Lesley Garrett: My Autobiography* - 2000
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Lesley Garrett Song Collection - 2001
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E'voke - Runaway (TTF Radio Edit)
E'voke - Runaway (TTF Radio Edit)
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E'voke were a British female vocal duo from the mid-1990s, who had several club and chart hits in the UK and are best known for their 1996 single "Arms of Loren". The two members – Mariaine Gordon and Kerry Potter – both went to the Sylvia Young Theatre School and upon graduating went on to star in the BBC sitcom, Us Girls. Gordon also went on to appear in EastEnders between 1994 and 1995 playing the part of Lydia.
In 1994, they released their first single on the FFRR label, a dance cover version of Stevie Wonder's "I Believe". Although it was not a commercial hit, it did fairly well in the clubs and featured on Direct-Hit remix service. The track was produced by Barry Leng and Duncan Hannant who went on to write E'voke's original hits. In late 1995, they released the track "Runaway" on Frreedom Records which reached number 30 in the UK Singles Chart in November. In 1996, E'voke scored their biggest commercial and club hit with "Arms of Loren". Two mixes were created. The Steinway mix, which is still played today in clubs, being the more commercial and the Nip N Tuck mix being the main radio edit. Once again, the song was released on a different record label – Manifesto Records. The track reached number 25 in the UK chart in August 1996.
E'Voke - Missing You
E'Voke - Missing You (Original Video)
E'voke - Arms Of Loren (KB Project Remix) (2006)
E'voke - Arms Of Loren (KB Project Remix) (2006)
In early 1998, a new E'voke record was released (this time on Pulse8), being a dance cover of John Waite's "Missing You", however, due to the closing of Pulse8, the song's release was delayed, and was picked up by another record label – WEA. However, it was not released until early 1999, the track was not a hit, and the E'voke concept was dropped. Kerry Potter has also appeared in the hospital drama programme Casualty and the film, The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse.