1. Sally Barker was born on 19 September 1959 and is a British singer and songwriter, known for her solo work and as a founding member of the Poozies.
11 Facts About Sally Barker
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In 1990, Sally Barker became a founding member of the Poozies, an all-women folk band.
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The line-up featured harpists Mary Macmaster and Patsy Seddon from the harp duo Sileas, and Karen Tweed who Sally Barker met at a folk festival in Hong Kong.
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Sally Barker played with the Poozies until 1995, when she left just before the birth of her first child.
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Sally Barker appeared on the Show of Hands 1996 album Live at the Royal Albert Hall.
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Sally Barker provided vocals for the 1997 Pete Morton CD, Courage, Love and Grace, and the 1998 Janet Russell CD, Gathering the Fragments.
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Sally Barker subsequently rejoined the group permanently, the first album with this line-up being Yellow Like Sunshine, released in autumn 2009.
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In January 2014, Sally Barker became a contestant on the BBC One talent contest The Voice, joining Tom Jones' team after a blind audition in which she sang "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood".
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In September 2014, Sally Barker announced a British tour between September and December 2014.
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In 2015, Sally Barker joined the three surviving members of the folk-rock band Fotheringay for six tour dates in the UK and, in 2016, provided backing vocals on a new album by Brooks Williams entitled My Turn Now.
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Sally Barker embarked on a solo tour, which concluded in November 2016.