Reply With QuoteMmmm... I checked the site and not a mention of her disco days. Are you sure this is the same person?
Underground Hit [Level 5]
hey discopeople,
markydefad mentioned buying a 12" single by canadian disco singer karen silver, who recorded a couple of decent disco albums with gino soccio in '79 and '81. i went online in search of some info about her and found this:
http://www.karensilvermakeup.com/
turns out she's become a makeup artist!
if you remember "nobody else" or "love me tonight (turn off the light)" (both pretty great) or her amii stewart-ish remake of "hold on i'm comin'," you might be amused!
enjoy!
barry
Gold Record [Level 7]
Mmmm... I checked the site and not a mention of her disco days. Are you sure this is the same person?
It don't mean a thing (if ain't got that swing)
Triple Platinum Record [Level 10]
Nano,
It says she was a successful Canadian entertainer before she went into makeup...and it sure looks like an older version of her in the photo.
But,you're right that they don't elaborate about any of her records.
"Lost inside adorable illusion...."
Double Platinum Record [Level 9]
"successful Canadian entertainer" is a contradiction of terms. :lol:
Canadians do not consider themselves "successful" until they have made it big enough to move to the USA... like Celine Dion, Alanis Morrissette, and just about any other famous Canadian that you could name.
Gold Record [Level 7]
Mmmm, Graham, you may be right. I think of Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and Leonard Cohen. Three old faves of mine, all three Canadian, all three moved to the U.S. to make it.
David Cronenberg would be another case, but then Canadian cinema (with D.C. exception) leaves me cold.
It don't mean a thing (if ain't got that swing)
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