Sarah Maclaine
Sarah Maclaine | |
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 Maclaine in 2024 | |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Occupation(s) | Singer Songwriter |
| Years active | 1997–present |
| Notable work | The Heart of Me (album) |
| Website | sarahmaclaine.com |
Sarah Maclaine is an Australian singer and songwriter. She is known for performing regularly on Good Morning Australia. She is also a performer at international jazz festivals. She has released an album titled The Heart of Me.[1][2][3][4][5]
Career
In 1997 Maclaine started performing on Good Morning Australia, hosted by Bert Newton. She sang on the show regularly until it stopped airing in 2006, appearing approximately eighty times over that period.[citation needed]
As well as Good Morning Australia, she has also appeared and sung on other television shows such as Hey Hey It's Saturday; Denise Drysdale's morning programme Denise; the Good Friday Appeal; the Australian Football League's Brownlow Medal. She has also featured in a number of television commercials.[6]
She has performed at various international festivals and events like the 2006 Commonwealth Games Premiers Dinner, the Melbourne International Jazz Festival,[7] the Stonnington Jazz Festival, the Melbourne Music Festival, the Australian Formula One Grand Prix, many performances for the AFL's Brownlow Medal and the Ford Australia Annual Awards dinner hosted by Craig Lowndes.[8][9]
Maclaine is also a songwriter. As well as writing her own songs, she has also collaborated with drummer Liberty DeVitto for the song "Drifting".[10][11][12]
She has performed and worked with entertainers such as Peter Cupples (Stylus) and Ross Wilson (Daddy Cool/Mondo Rock).[13][14]
References
- ^ "Sarah Maclaine – Singer/song Writer". rubysmusicroom.[dead link]
- ^ Miles, Betty. "Sarah Maclaine & Band". Entertainment Depot.[dead link]
- ^ "Biography". CDBaby.[dead link]
- ^ "The Heart of Me". Top Music EU.[dead link]
- ^ "Sarah Maclaine Jazz Singer". blueplanetentertainment.[dead link]
- ^ Himsho, Nagarako. "Jazz Performer Dazzles Crowd". The Australian.[dead link]
- ^ "Melbourne Express: Wednesday, June 3, 2015 –". The Age. 3 June 2015.
- ^ "Sarah Maclaine Concert Setlists & Tour Dates". setlist.[dead link]
- ^ Shaw, Warren. "Sarah Maclaine Radio". jango.[dead link]
- ^ "Sarah Maclaine with Roger Clark Quartet in Richmond". EventFul.[dead link]
- ^ "Things to do". The Toowoomba Chronicle.[dead link]
- ^ "The Sarah MacLaine Trio in The Grande Dining Room".[dead link]
- ^ "Sarah Maclaine with John Montesante Quintet". eventfinda.com.au. 25 June 2015. Retrieved 10 November 2024.
- ^ Raymond, John. "Sarah Maclaine's "Jazz 'N Champagne"".[dead link]
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