Maureen Evans is tagged as: female vocalists, maureen evans, pop, uk, 60s Real Name: Maureen Evans| Birth Date: 23rd March 1940| Birth Place: Cardiff | Maureen was drawn towards the stage while still in her childhood and had several stage shows before beginning her recording career. |She began as a session singer with the ‘budget’ label on which Woolworth’s stores Sold music, “Embassy”. Although this label has been neglected by Collectors making it difficult to be sure that I have a complete listing Of Her Output All the recordings were well made covers of chart hits by A Variety of other Great artists. However, she later transferred to Embassy’s |Sister label- the small ‘independent’ Oriole on which she cut more original material, including her famous hits.|Maureen made many stage and TV appearances. Her style was always polished and professional but, despite her wonderful singing voice, she never quite broke through into the top flight of UK singing stars. During 1963, she hoped to sing the song “Pick The Petals in the Eurovision song contest. Unfortunately the song was voted |third in the qualifying heats and the prize went to Ronnie Carroll with Wonderful Things” which ultimately came 4th in the Contest. Although Maureen’s output on singles w... Read More About Maureen Evans Biography...  Send Maureen Evans ringtones to your cell
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