Claudia Fontaine
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Claudia Fontaine (born 28 June 1960) is a backing vocalist from Bethnal Green, London, England. She has sung with Betty Boo, Dusty Springfield, Claudia Brücken, Julia Fordham and the bands Pink Floyd and The Beatmasters. She is also a recurring vocalist for Incognito.
During the 1980s, Claudia and fellow backing vocalist Caron Wheeler (and later, third member Naomi Thompson) were collectively known as Afrodiziak and performed with such artists as The Jam, Elvis Costello and The Attractions, Neneh Cherry, The Specials, Heaven 17 and Howard Jones.
Claudia was the lead vocalist on The Beatmasters hit single "Warm Love", in 1989 [1] She also sang lead on the song "Deeper Into Harmony" on The Beatmaster's 1992 album "Life And Soul".
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[edit] Selected discography
- Beat Surrender - The Jam (1982)
- Punch the Clock - Elvis Costello & the Attractions (1983)
- In the Studio - The Specials (1984)
- How Men Are - Heaven 17 (1984)
- Dream into Action - Howard Jones (1985)
- "Warm Love" (single) - Beatmasters (1989)
- Bonafide - Maxi Priest (1990)
- Love: And a Million Other Things - Claudia Brücken (1991}
- Mothers Heaven - Texas (1991)
- Schubert Dip - EMF (1991)
- Play - Squeeze (1991)
- "Deeper into Harmony" - Beatmasters (1992)
- Funky Little Demons - The Wolfgang Press (1994)
- Pulse - Pink Floyd (1995)
- Frestonia - Aztec Camera (1995)
- Across from Midnight - Joe Cocker (1997)
- Jealous God - Nathan Larson (2001)
[edit] References
- ^ Credit :The Beatmasters featuring Claudia Fontaine
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