Suzanne Rhatigan (born 1963 in Dublin) is an Irish singer, songwriter, and musician. Born and raised in Dublin where she learned to sing and play the guitar...
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more or less a female version of Lister, played by Suzanne Rhatigan; however, the fact that Rhatigan bore a physical resemblance to Grogan still allowed...
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Bill Wyman. Smith's lead vocals were augmented by PWL backing singer Suzanne Rhatigan, who says she was contracted to be a ghost singer for the project after...
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Kennedy Sean McCarthy Shane Filan Shay Healy Siobhan Fahey Sonny Condell Suzanne Rhatigan Tara Lee Thomas Duffet Thomas Houston Thomas P. Keenan Tommy Makem...
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Dim Stars (1992) Nerve Net – Brian Eno (1992) To Hell With Love – Suzanne Rhatigan (1992) Weird Nightmare: Meditations on Mingus – Hal Willner (1992)...
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performance. In 1992, Sweet played bass on the album To Hell With Love by Suzanne Rhatigan, which was produced by Sweet's Girlfriend producer Fred Maher and also...
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hopes to reunite with her one day. In addition to Grogan and Annett, Suzanne Rhatigan and Anastasia Hille portray false versions of Kochanski in episodes...
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while this later changed, Suzanne Rhatigan was still credited as "Kochanski Camille". Like Pascoe and Llewellyn, Rhatigan and Craig Charles were in a...
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drums on "Powers That Be" Andy Fairweather Low – electric guitars Suzanne Rhatigan – main background vocals on "Radio Waves", "Me or Him", "Sunset Strip"...
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Curnow – Fairlight programming Shirley Lewis, Dee Lewis, Mae McKenna, Suzanne Rhatigan – backing vocals Stock Aitken Waterman – production Mark McGuire –...
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(1986) Radio K.A.O.S. (1987) John Lingwood 1985 Linn programming drums Suzanne Rhatigan 1986 backing vocals Radio K.A.O.S. (1987) Steve Langer Vicki Brown...
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Vox & B-vox. E. Mix - Vox. Eric Robinson - Vox & B-vox. Steam - Vox. Suzanne Rhatigan - B-vox. Also Annie Stephenson - Strings. Gordon M - Brass. "BPI >...
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Curnow – Fairlight programming Dee Lewis, Shirley Lewis, Mae McKenna, Suzanne Rhatigan – backing vocals Tim's Twitter Listening Party Whitburn, Joel (2002)...
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Gary Barnacle – saxophone (7) Shirley Lewis, Dee Lewis, Mae McKenna, Suzanne Rhatigan – backing vocals Stock Aitken Waterman – production (1–4, 6, 10) Phil...
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backing vocals Dee Lewis – backing vocals Mae McKenna – backing vocals Suzanne Rhatigan – backing vocals Matt Aitken – production, arrangements, keyboards...
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up single "Sisters of St. Anthony" featured guest vocals from Suzanne Rhatigan of Rhatigan. The series ended with the 12th and final single "Quotes". In...
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Strawberry Switchblade Suede The Sultans of Ping The Sundays Sunshot Supergrass Surreal Madrid Suzanne Rhatigan Sway Sweetmouth Swervedriver Symposium...
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Studios by Adam Nunn in June 2000. The mini-album was recorded by Suzanne Rhatigan and Antony Harding at Cushy Productions in Stockwell, London, between...
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Sugababes Suggs Super Furry Animals Supergrass Superstar Susana Baca Suzanne Rhatigan Suzanne Vega Sväng Sway DaSafo T-Bone Burnett TV on the Radio Taj Mahal...
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Coughlan / DC Basehead 1x08 26 November 1992 Sonic Youth / Shabba Ranks / Suzanne Rhatigan / Apache Indian 1x09 3 December 1992 Morrissey / Tori Amos / Loyko...
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England. Mixed by Darren Hayman in London 2011. Additional recordings by Suzanne Rhatigan, Jack Hayter and John Morrison. It was released 26 March 2012 on We...
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programming, piano, keyboards Graham Broad – drums and percussion Suzanne Rhatigan – main backing vocals Ian Ritchie, John Thirkell, Peter Thomas – horn...
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vocals, keyboards Matt Aitken – guitars, keyboards Sonia – lead vocals Suzanne Rhatigan – backing vocals Linda Taylor – backing vocals Ian Curnow – additional...
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also began performing with other London-based acts including Tram, Suzanne Rhatigan, Simon Breed, Menlo Park and Jack. Michael J. Sheehy's solo album "Sweet...
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3) Paul Lewis – backing vocals Diane Charlemagne – backing vocals Suzanne Rhatigan – backing vocals Owen Parker – guitar Julian Dunkley – guitar Drew...
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Marksman: Music from the BBC TV Series". Charles wrote lyrics for Suzanne Rhatigan's album To Hell with Love (1992). In 1993, Charles was signed to the...
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Lloyd Maines, Benjamin Shaw, Jack Hayter, Monkish, Andy White, Cud and Rhatigan, Terri Hendrix and Roddy Frame of Aztec Camera also played at the 12 Bar...
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emergency management, and to veterinary science. Sister Patricia Mary Rhatigan For service to rural and remote education, particularly through activities...
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