Barbara Dickson

Singer-songwriter and actress

Barbara Dickson - Performers & Entertainers born September 27th, 1947
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Performers & Entertainers

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Scotland

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Originated in Scotland, this singer-songwriter and actress gained prominence in the music and theatrical landscapes. Released hit singles such as 'I Know Him So Well' and 'February Song.' Achieved significant success on stage, particularly in productions such as 'Hair' and 'Blood Brothers.' Voiced various characters in musical performances and continued to perform live throughout the decades.

Released the hit single 'I Know Him So Well'

Starred in the musical 'Blood Brothers'

Performed in the theatrical production 'Hair'

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