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''Jacqui Keelan Davey'' was a Hamilton singer-songwriter. She released her debut eight-track cassette called [[My Song]] via Hark Records in 1993. She later shortened her name to ''Jacqui Keelan'' and based herself in Wellington. Another album, [[Wahine]], was released in 2000. ''Keelan'' has provided the opening for Tina Turner, Dudley Moore and Peter Andre. She has also acted a judge on the Maori TV show ''Maorioke''. She runs and owns ''Waru Records''. She is the mother of [[Leon Keelan Davey]] from [[Katchafire]] and Wellington based R&B artist ''Zemara Waru Keelan'', and is the aunty of [[Tyna Keelan]]. | ''Jacqui Keelan Davey'' was a Hamilton singer-songwriter. She released her debut eight-track cassette called [[My Song]] via Hark Records in 1993. She later shortened her name to ''Jacqui Keelan'' and based herself in Wellington. Another album, [[Wahine]], was released in 2000. ''Keelan'' has provided the opening for Tina Turner, Dudley Moore and Peter Andre. She has also acted a judge on the Maori TV show ''Maorioke''. She runs and owns ''Waru Records''. She is the mother of [[Leon Keelan Davey]] from [[Katchafire]] and Wellington based R&B artist ''Zemara Waru Keelan'', and is the aunty of [[Tyna Keelan]]. | ||
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*''Too Late'' appears on the 1996 compilation [[Kiwi Hit Disc 17]] | *''Too Late'' appears on the 1996 compilation [[Kiwi Hit Disc 17]] | ||
*''Watching me drown'' appears on the 1996 compilation [[Kiwi Hit Disc 18]] | *''Watching me drown'' appears on the 1996 compilation [[Kiwi Hit Disc 18]] | ||
| + | *''I believe I can fly'' appears on the 1996 compilation [[Kiwi Hit Disc 28]] | ||
| + | *''Kei te aroha mai koe'' appears on the 1998 compilation [[Iwi Hit Disc 2]] | ||
*''Katia au whatu'' appears on the 2002 compilation [[Iwi Hit Disc 9]] | *''Katia au whatu'' appears on the 2002 compilation [[Iwi Hit Disc 9]] | ||
| − | *''Kei whea koutou'' by Jacqui Keelan | + | *''Kei whea koutou'' by Jacqui Keelan me Michael Pine appears on the 2002 compilation [[Iwi Hit Disc 9]] |
| + | *''Kei whea koutou'' by Jacqui Keelan and Michael Pine appears on the 2002 compilation [[Tātou Katoa]] | ||
*''He wā poroporoakī'', ''Taku hoa pūmau'' and ''Whiwhi'' appear on the 2002 compilation [[Tātou Katoa]] | *''He wā poroporoakī'', ''Taku hoa pūmau'' and ''Whiwhi'' appear on the 2002 compilation [[Tātou Katoa]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:59, 13 September 2012
Jacqui Keelan Davey was a Hamilton singer-songwriter. She released her debut eight-track cassette called My Song via Hark Records in 1993. She later shortened her name to Jacqui Keelan and based herself in Wellington. Another album, Wahine, was released in 2000. Keelan has provided the opening for Tina Turner, Dudley Moore and Peter Andre. She has also acted a judge on the Maori TV show Maorioke. She runs and owns Waru Records. She is the mother of Leon Keelan Davey from Katchafire and Wellington based R&B artist Zemara Waru Keelan, and is the aunty of Tyna Keelan.
Releases[edit]
- Nobody Nobody and Parihaka appear on the 1995 compilation Bark Number One
- Separate Lives by Tim Armstrong & Jacqui Keelan Davey appears on the 1995 compilation Bark Number One
- Parihaka appears on the 1996 compilation Kiwi Hit Disc 12
- Nobody appears on the 1996 compilation Kiwi Hit Disc 15
- Too Late appears on the 1996 compilation Kiwi Hit Disc 17
- Watching me drown appears on the 1996 compilation Kiwi Hit Disc 18
- I believe I can fly appears on the 1996 compilation Kiwi Hit Disc 28
- Kei te aroha mai koe appears on the 1998 compilation Iwi Hit Disc 2
- Katia au whatu appears on the 2002 compilation Iwi Hit Disc 9
- Kei whea koutou by Jacqui Keelan me Michael Pine appears on the 2002 compilation Iwi Hit Disc 9
- Kei whea koutou by Jacqui Keelan and Michael Pine appears on the 2002 compilation Tātou Katoa
- He wā poroporoakī, Taku hoa pūmau and Whiwhi appear on the 2002 compilation Tātou Katoa
