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Natasha England

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in the summer of 1982 (the Belle Stars version peaked at no.35 in the UK but was later a Top 20 hit in the US). Natasha's version also charted in Ireland reaching number 7, Israel reaching number 6, and New Zealand where it peaked at number 5 as well as scoring the 26th-biggest selling single of the
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Natasha formed a girl group, Flirts, with sisters Betty and Jackie Burns. They recorded for Magnet in the late 1970s but with little commercial success despite scoring an airplay hit on BBC Radio One. She then recorded for
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followed in 2010, a collaboration with experimental producer Robert Logan. Further releases have included a 2013 cover of the T. Rex song "Get It On", and a 2015 single, "Work It Out".
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issues. She moved to Canada and sang with the band Why before returning to England in the early 1990s. A few years later she was diagnosed with
400: 211:. Credited as Natasha, she released eleven solo singles on Towerbell, including "I Can’t Hold On" (which didn't chart) and then " 183:. She married Bob England in 1975, and they formed their own management and production company. They also set up the Towerbell 230:
year. Her follow-up single "The Boom Boom Room" reached number 44 on the UK singles chart later in the year, and her album
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After her marriage to Bob England ended in the mid-1980s she left the music business, and worked with horses and on
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licensed it to the soundtrack of the highest-grossing Italian film of 2014,
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A new single and 13-track album were released on 10 August 2018, entitled
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A 21 track compilation album was released on August 20, 2021, entitled
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Natasha's version of "Iko Iko" enjoyed a resurgence after
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which included her entire 1980s output. A new album
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Glasgow
Pop
jazz
blues
Towerbell Records
Platform Records
http://www.natashaengland.co.uk
pop singer
Iko Iko
UK Singles Chart
Glasgow
Marc Bolan
Rod Stewart
David Bowie
record label
Darts
Magnet Records
Chas and Dave
Decca
Iko Iko
The Belle Stars
Top of the Pops
UK singles chart
UK albums chart
animal rights
breast cancer
Platform Records
Platform Records
Un Boss In Salotto

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