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Bio
Grown up in London, Janet Dawkins began
at the age of 4 to do impersonations of Shirley Bassey for the
entertainment of her family.
She always loved singing, but she intended
to become a fashion designer, which she studied in London. After
her studies, she turned back to her passion; music.
Janet Dawkins appeared in well known places,
such as the Hammersmith Odeon, Wembley Arena, Manchester Apollo
and had many recording sessions in various studios. Her first
single reached the reggae top 20 charts in London. This was
followed by a single production in Italy and a studio project
in Germany, which entered the top 30 dance charts.
In the mean time Janet Dawkins settled down
in Switzerland and sang/sings with formations like Pepe Lienhard
Band, the Jazzformation Four for the Blues, the Gino Todesco
Combo and the legendary Jo Geilo Heartbreakers. Janet toured
through Europe with the singer Udo Jürgens and was on stage
with artists like Kool and the Gang, Céline Dion, Eve
Gallagher, Sarah Connor etc.. She composed with Gino Todesco
a corporate song for a large Swiss company and performed the
song on a European and Far East tour.
Janet Dawkins also appears regularly as guest
lead singer with the choir DoLord Mauer Gospel Power. Her musical
spectrum reaches from jazz and gospel to soul, R&B and dance
music. Because of her warm and soulful voice, she is also often
called the singer with the golden voice.
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