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Singing Sadie

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If You Seek A Lady
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If You Seek A Lady
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Released: Oct 22, 2005
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General Info

  • Genre: Comedy / Melodramatic Popular Song / Showtunes

    Location Sydney, All, AU

    Profile Views: 53399

    Last Login: 8/9/2010

    Member Since 10/20/2005

    Website www.dualplover.com

    Record Label Dual Plover

    Type of Label Major

  • Bio

    Sing a little ditty with Sadie, the all singing all dancing queen of the burgeoning underground show tunes scene. Her songs hark back to the war years, a simpler time, when singing prowess was often overlooked favouring instead sharp and biting lyrics centred on drinking, dancing and prostitutes long passed their used by date, sung and danced with all the skill and execution of Florence Foster Jenkins. She left her song and dance lessons at age 12 to find work in the industry ahead of her peers. In response to criticism at the time she was quoted as saying 'They don't know anything about music anyway' There is little evidence that she accused anyone of being a stupid whore though. As rumour has it, after a tinkle on the bar tab she is likely to do the splits, show her underclothes more than once and high kick unsuspecting audience members in the head. Such Fun! .. I edited my profile with ..Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.1..

  • Members

    Singing Sadie -Vocals -Tap Shoes -Sleigh bells Accompanied by a greying 42 piece big dance band playing a whole lot of other musical instruments.

  • Influences

    'The Boyfriend' the musical, Tessie O'Shea, George Formby, 'Tenderloin' The musical, the boop boop ba doop girl, Shirley Temple, Judy Garland in the amphetamine phase, Spike Jones and his City Slickers, 'How to succeed in business without really trying' the musical, Florence Foster Jenkins, The Marx brothers, 'Silence!' The musical, Josephine Baker, the Nicholas brothers, That amazing dream sequence from 'Singin in the Rain', 42nd St the musical, Cyd Charisse, The Springtime for Hitler number from the producers (forget the rest of the show), Doc Boggs, Sophie Tucker.

  • Sounds Like

    The best stage show in town! See the review "Golden Oldies or Golden Showers?"

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