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*''Never Change'' appears on the 2009 promo CD [[Kiwi Hit Disc 122]]<br> | *''Never Change'' appears on the 2009 promo CD [[Kiwi Hit Disc 122]]<br> | ||
*''Bolt'' appears on the 2010 promo CD [[Kiwi Hit Disc 131]]<br> | *''Bolt'' appears on the 2010 promo CD [[Kiwi Hit Disc 131]]<br> | ||
| + | *''Little Bird'' appears on the 2011 promo CD [[Kiwi Hit Disc 136]]<br> | ||
| + | *''Free'' appears on the 2011 promo CD [[Kiwi Hit Disc 141]]<br> | ||
==Published Articles== | ==Published Articles== | ||
Revision as of 11:23, 17 September 2011
Anna Coddington was the singer and guitarist from Handsome Geoffrey and Duchess. She has sung for The Relaxomatic Project, and has also done backing vocals for Bic Runga (on her Birds album), Anika Moa (Stolen Hill album) and Dimmer (There, My Dear album). Her first solo album, The Lake, was released on 5 June 2008, followed by a second, Cat and Bird, in 2011. She was infamously hit in the face by a beer jug during the Battle of the Bands in 1999.
Releases
- The Lake album, 2008
- Cat and Bird, 2011
- Hold You Here appears on the 2008 promo CD Kiwi Hit Disc 102
- T-Shirt appears on the 2008 promo CD Kiwi Hit Disc 106
- Never Change appears on the 2009 promo CD Kiwi Hit Disc 122
- Bolt appears on the 2010 promo CD Kiwi Hit Disc 131
- Little Bird appears on the 2011 promo CD Kiwi Hit Disc 136
- Free appears on the 2011 promo CD Kiwi Hit Disc 141
Published Articles
- Flying jug spoils singer's night, Waikato Times, 20 August 1999, P1
- Singer battles flying jug as contest rages, Waikato Times, 20 August 1999, P3
- Raglan musician debuts first album with national tour by Libby Gudmundsson, Hamilton Press, May 28 2008, P21
- No ordinary star, Sunday (Sunday Star Times), May 25 2008, p16-19
- High flyer Anna returns to sing, Hamilton Press, 27 January 2010, P21
