Lori Balmer was born in 1960, and started singing professionally at an early age.
11 Facts About Lori Balmer
Lori Balmer was reputed to be Australian RCA's youngest recording star at that time.
In January 1968, following an invitation from Barry Gibb, Lori Balmer travelled to England with her parents and they initially stayed with the Gibb family.
Lori Balmer worked regularly on children's TV and radio shows, including The BBC 1 Club.
Lori Balmer released it as a single via Polydor Records, in November 1968.
In 1971 Lori Balmer signed to Pye Records, with Tony Atkins producing her single, "Here Before the Sun", which appeared in 1972.
Lori Balmer continued working in the UK, including as a support to the Marmalade, the Hollies, Johnny Mathis, and various artists in UK and the rest of Europe.
Lori Balmer was a member of Dalvanius and the Fascinations, worked with the New Zealand funk band, Collision, and appeared regularly on TV.
Lori Balmer sang the title song of the Australian movie, Melvin, Son of Alvin.
Lori Balmer worked as a print and fashion model, appearing in TV commercials.
Lori Balmer returned often to the UK and the USA, toured or recorded, under pseudonyms with other artists, Tina Turner, Cliff Richard, Bryan Ferry, U2, Joe Cocker, George Harrison, Lionel Richie, Van Halen, Frankie Goes To Hollywood Richie Blackmore, Ozzy Osbourne, Chris Isaak and Johnny Rotten.