Jeff Fatt

Australian keyboard player and actor

Jeff Fatt - Australian keyboard player and actor
Born

July 21st, 1953
71 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Australia

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Keyboard player and actor contributed significantly to children's entertainment. Joined the group The Wiggles as a founding member, performing as the Purple Wiggle. Fatt's contributions included songwriting and providing musical arrangements for the group's various albums and television series. Appeared in numerous television episodes and live performances, often showcasing talents in music and comedy. Engaged audiences with a unique blend of education and entertainment, making lasting impressions through colorful character portrayals.

Co-founded The Wiggles

Performed as the Purple Wiggle

Contributed to numerous children's albums

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