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*[[But Wait, There's More]] | *[[But Wait, There's More]] | ||
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*''He Told Me So'' appears on the 2002 compilation [[Kiwi Rough Riders]] | *''He Told Me So'' appears on the 2002 compilation [[Kiwi Rough Riders]] | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
[http://www.joyadams.co.nz/ Official ''Joy Adams'' website] | [http://www.joyadams.co.nz/ Official ''Joy Adams'' website] | ||
Revision as of 16:41, 26 July 2011
Joy Adams is a Hamilton based country singer, described as one of New Zealand's best known Country recording artists. She regularly plays at Festivals and Showcases around New Zealand, Australia, USA and Europe. In August 2001 she attained the #1 position on the European Media Services Independent Top 40 Charts in 2001 with I Know You Dont Love Me No More. She has recorded with Ernie Ashworth, Dewayne Orender, John Grenell, Graeme McCardle and Kenny Dale. To date she has released at least nine albums, including a best-of called The Essential Collection.
Releases
- Classics
- Nostalgia and War Years
- Think of Me
- But Wait, There's More
- Where the Boys Are
- The Essential Collection
- This Old Heart, 2002
- Two Minus One, 2001
- Just a Matter of Time, 1999
- Covers, 1998
- Solid Ground, 1995
- Ode to the Bathroom Scales EP, 1993
- Come home baby darling, 1992
- He Told Me So appears on the 2002 compilation Kiwi Rough Riders
