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Ginny Blackmore is a 27 year old singer-songwriter from Auckland, New Zealand. She began her recording career in 2013 after the release of her debut single, "Bones". After she began writing her own songs as a teenager in New Zealand, Blackmore moved to London with a self-produced demo album at the age of 19 and scored a publishing deal with Sony/ATV. Aguilera then recruited the songwriter to Los Angeles and asked to record her ballad "Sing For Me" for her own album, "Lotus." After impressing Tricky Stewart and writing the song "By The Rules" with Lambert while in L.A., Blackmore...

from music.net.nz: The Broken Heartbreakers are an Auckland-based 'folk-pop' group. They started life in 2002 when song-writer John Guy Howell teamed up with singer Rachel Bailey, and the nucleus of the group was formed. To their surprise, the band’s repertoire of songs of “love, loss and lonesome nights” soon garnered a loyal following beyond the usual friends and family circuit. As their popularity has grown, the group has been chuffed to play at the bass player’s brother’s wedding and to support such international acts as Lou Barlow and The Handsome Family. Their recently released, self-titled album is a labour of...

Ginny and the Heartbreakers is a wizard rock band from Oklahoma and consists of Cassie, Stacy, Andrea, Marisa and Severus. So far they have one EP 'Love Storm', released in May 2007 with the help of the Wizard Rock EP of the Month Club. Among their influences are Rod Stewart, Harry and the Potters, and The Hungarian Horntails. They are one of the 13 bands to perform on Wrockstock 2008, which will be held from May 23rd until May 26th. .

Ginny Clee performed and recorded a lot of music in the 80ies as a session singer, with artists like Robert Plant, China Crisis, Red Box and more, and wrote songs (of which one was performed by Pat Benatar). From 1994 she was in The Dear Janes with Barbara Marsch and together they made three albums. Her last release under her own name is Hold on Tight (2004). In 1985 she recorded Can't Be Serious as Ginny. It was written by Chris Baylis and Nick Trevisick. The downtempo italo 12 inch record was re-issued in 2006. A year later it was...

Ginny Simms (May 13, 1913 – April 4, 1994; also known as Virginia E. Eastvold) was an American popular singer and film actress. She labeled with Dinah Shore, Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Jo Stafford and others. Born in San Antonio, Texas, she sang with big bands and worked as MGM contract player film actress. She appeared in 11 movies from 1939 to 1951, when she retired. She was married three times, to Hyatt Hotels founder Hyatt von Dehn from 1945 to 1951, to Bob Calhoun from 1951 to 1952, and to Don Eastvold from June 22, 1962 until her death...