Grace Knight

After leading the successful Australian act the Eurogliders, U.K.-blessed singer Sophistication Knight launched a single singing career which saw her become among Australia’s leading jazz divas. In her early teenagers, Knight sang in folk night clubs and first fulfilled musician Bernie Lynch while performing on a cruise liner. They would type the highly effective Eurogliders in 1980 and continue to international achievement. Following the Eurogliders divide in 1989, Knight sang back-up vocals within the Tania Bowra Music group before documenting the soundtrack towards the ABC-TV miniseries Can be found in Spinner with jazz musician Vince Jones. The record highlighted 1940s jazz criteria and marked a profession transformation for Knight. The singles “I’ve Got You Under My Epidermis,” “THE PERSON I REALLY LIKE,” and “Advanced Female” propelled the record to amount five in the nationwide charts in-may 1990. Her debut record, Stormy Weather conditions (Sept 1991), reached amount 14 in the nationwide chart in Oct, and another cover, “Fever,” premiered as an individual. Her second record, Gracious, contained even more jazz criteria and covers such as for example “On the Clear Time,” “Moondance,” “Cry Me a River,” and “Papa Was a Moving Rock.” Knight released her 4th record, Live, in Feb 1996, a dual record documented over three evenings at Sydney’s jazz place the Cellar. She released her 4th solo record, Zeitgeist, in 2000, a series which featured many original tunes penned by Knight.