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Sarah Jane Morris
Born on March 21st, 1959 in Southampton, England, genre-bending,
four-octave-straddling singer Sarah Jane Morris cut her teeth singing jazz and
soul classics in local clubs before joining London's Afro-Caribbean-Latin troupe
The Republic as a lead singer in 1982. After signing with Charlie Gillett's Oval
Records Ltd, the group released an EP and two singles – Three Songs from the
Republic and "One Chance" and "My Spies" – before parting ways in 1984. Next up
was a stint in the 21-piece protest music-inspired brass band, The Happy End,
releasing two records with the group before l...
Don't Leave Me This WayThe Communards and Sarah Jane Morris
DisenchantedJimmy Somerville, The Communards and Sarah Jane Morris
Don't Leave Me This WayBronski Beat, The Communards, Jimmy Somerville and Sarah Jane Morris
So Cold the NightJimmy Somerville, The Communards and Sarah Jane Morris
Don't Leave Me This WayThe Communards and Sarah Jane Morris
FantasyAtjazz and Sarah Jane Morris
Don't Leave Me This WayThe Communards and Sarah Jane Morris
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DisenchantedJimmy Somerville, The Communards and Sarah Jane Morris
The Singles Collection 1984-1990
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Don't Leave Me This WayBronski Beat, The Communards, Jimmy Somerville and Sarah Jane Morris
Communards
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So Cold the NightJimmy Somerville, The Communards and Sarah Jane Morris
For a Friend: The Best of Bronski Beat, The Communards & Jimmy Somerville
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Don't Leave Me This WayThe Communards and Sarah Jane Morris
12 Inch Dance: 80s Synthpop
FantasyAtjazz and Sarah Jane Morris
Maximum Chillout
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