Kiki Dee
Singer-songwriter with chart-topping hits
Born
March 6th, 1947
78 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
England
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A singer-songwriter from England, achieved widespread recognition in the 1970s. Released the hit single 'I Got the Music in Me' which became a staple of the era. Collaborated with Elton John on the duet 'Don't Go Breaking My Heart,' which topped the charts in several countries. Throughout a lengthy career, performed at notable venues and festivals, building a devoted fan base.
Released the hit single 'I Got the Music in Me'
Collaborated with Elton John on 'Don't Go Breaking My Heart'
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