1. Fiona (born Fiona Flanagan in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, September 13, 1961) is an American rock music singer.
There are videos for the songs “Talk To Me” from Fiona, “Hopelessly Love You” and “Living In A Boy’s World” from Beyond The Pale, “Everything You Do (You’re Sexing Me)” from Heart Like A Gun, “Hearts Of Fire” from the Heart Of Fire soundtrack, and “Where the cowboys go” from “Heart like a gun”. The Hearts of Fire (soundtrack) features 4 exclusive otherwise unreleased songs from Fiona.
She also guested on Warrant’s Cherry Pie album, and acted in the movie Hearts of Fire Winger members Kip Winger, Reb Beach, and Rod Morgenstein have played on Fiona’s albums.
Fiona was once married to producer Beau Hill, who produced, played some instruments on, and sang backing vocals on, some of her albums. She was also in a relationship with guitarist Reb Beach of Winger who likewise performed on her album “Beyond The Pale”.
In 2011, she released a new album, Unbroken.
Discography:
* Fiona (1985)
* Beyond the Pale (1986)
* Heart Like A Gun (1989)
* Squeeze (1992)
* Unbroken (2011)
2. Fiona is also a now defunct rock band from Orange County, California
3. Fiona Hoi-Kei Sit (薛凱琪) is a female Cantopop singer and actress from Hong Kong.
4. Born 26 years ago in Jubilee hospital, Kingston, Jamaica on a cold Wednesday morning, Fiona Robinson announced her arrival to the world.
After the first five to six years of her life were spent with her grandmother in Tivoli Gardens, Fiona moved to Washington Gardens to be closer to her mother. It was during this time she realized her budding passion for music and singing.
Surrounded by aunts and uncles who were in choirs, a father who is a drummer, another uncle who was a DJ on JBC radio and Power FM and family friends such as Dean Frazier, Fiona’s musical journey was just about to begin.
As an only child, Fiona enjoyed her own company, but also found herself loving the spotlight that went with it; the same spotlight that would soon join her on stage. On many Sundays she would listen to her uncle rotate his DJ selections for his upcoming radio slot. Soon, Fiona knew most of the songs she heard and had committed to memory including the Bob Marley special played by her Father when she was only three years old, and she could sing along with them as confidently as Bob Marley himself.
A student of Mico Practicing All Age School, Fiona remembers prior student Nadine Sutherland visiting the school after she became a household name and watching her fellow students full of excitement. Fiona dreamed of the same success and became even more determined to make it as a singer, telling herself " I want to be her someday!"
She began singing at Raleigh's Key Club while still at school and, as a poetic youngster, she found it easy to write lyrics, putting them to music from an early age. Influenced by some of the great divas of that time, Pam Hall, Marcia Griffiths, Chevelle Franklin, Gladys Knight, Aretha Franklin, Patti Labelle, Brandy and Monica amongst others, Fiona spent her spare time listening to and imitating these remarkable talented women, even now.
During her young teens, Fiona participated in a concert program for young talent presented by Jamaica's JBC television station. Her audition piece was a rendition of a popular Regina Belle song, and this performance caught the producer’s attention and earned her a regular spot on the weekly show "Concert Time ." From there she was included in many similar productions including the premiere spot at the " Santa's Enchanted Village"- a Christmas type grotto, where she sang in several performances over the course of the evening. Fiona sang every song in accapella and wooed the audience evening after evening.
She was discovered in her later teen years whilst relaxing at home. Answering the phone one afternoon, she was asked to hold the line for a moment, Fiona continued singing to herself without realizing that the person on the other end of the phone was producer Kelvin Simmons who returned to the phone thinking that the radio was playing. As soon as he discovered it was the same young lady who had answered the phone, he did not waste any time!
Within days Fiona found herself in the studio recording her first single. She describes her first experience in the studio as a totally incredible experience, actually being in a studio where other great artists had probably stood and sang before her! Nevertheless, a natural in the studio, Fiona recorded her first single "You Mean The World To Me" previously done by Toni Braxton and, Fiona even sang her own backing vocals, something that the studio crew found quite remarkable for such a new artiste.
Now a second home to her, Fiona found herself in the studio on a regular basis from 17 years of age, juggling a job and studio work. This led to her eventually meeting sound engineer Jason Sterling and producer Lloyd Campbell who were ready to take her to the next level of her career.
Fiona's first recording on the Joe Frasier record label was "For You I Will " a cover version of a recent Monica song. This was musically her first big project in the studio, as she met with other vocalists who helped her develop her vocal skills. She also developed a deeper knowledge of backing vocals during this time and also a good strong work ethic. What she remembers most was how she felt so good to be surrounded by continuous positive vibes. Now that she was on her way forward, she had people around her who could really project her into the career she had always dreamt of being a part of.
As Fiona's recording career grew, she found herself meeting and working with some of the best artists, producers, engineers and musicians in the industry. From Pam Hall who she describes as her teacher, and one of her biggest fans, to Richie Stevens, Tanto Metro & Devonte, Patrick Roberts, J.C. Lodge, the late Cynthia Sloss, Glen Washington, Lukie D, Lexus, Singing Melody, Rik Rok, Shaggy, Kashief and Nikeisha Lindo, Willie Lindo, Kirk Davis (Little Kirk) Jon B. and the infamous Beenie Man, whom she had the privilege of being on tour with in Japan. These are a few of the many entertainers she describes as having the pleasure to work with in some shape or form.
One of her most memorable occasions to date, was her performance at South Florida's Reggae Soca Awards Show earlier in 2001. This is where Fiona won an award for "Female Vocalist Of The Year," her second award in this category and a very special moment for her receiving this award and, she took time to acknowledge her mother who flew in from Jamaica to be with her on this prestigious event, at which time Fiona broke into tears because her Mother plays the most important role in her life; her number one fan. Fiona took center stage and was able to perform a song she loved, in a style that her fans could really appreciate. "No More Lonely Nights" was the track she chose and it was received incredibly well by her audience.
So several years later after Fiona first entered the recording studio, where is Fiona now compared to her peers? "Well there isn't any competion between us female singers, we all love each other" says Fiona. As the proud recipient of several music awards, it's obvious where her fans rate her. Whilst it isn't a competition to Fiona, who has worked alongside many of her female counterparts, she enjoys the recognition and the appreciation that goes along with her success. "The view from the top is good!"
Fiona has recently released a gospel album in the UK, aptly titled " He Cares" that boasts a different type of gospel music, not a traditional sound, but ranging from reggae through jazz, Hip Hop and R&B influences. This is only the beginning for Fiona as she expresses a future desire to work with some of the current greats in R&B, including Babyface, who she admires for his musical arrangements, since her teen years, Sean " Puffy " Combs, Freddie and Rodney Jerkins, Missy Elliot and Timberland, as well as Mariah Carey and the king of pop and a musical genius, Micheal Jackson.
Her first album released with Joe Frasier Records in 1999 " Fiona's Moment" is followed by her latest release " Wanna Make Love". An album that promises to take you on a musical journey from it's opening melody to the very last beat. It boasts 18 superb songs on CD ranging from gospel inspired tracks, conscious lyrics, heart warming love songs to uplifting fast moving melodies, guaranteed to lift your mind, body and soul.
The incredible voice of Fiona has come a long way over the years, something that can only be gained through determination and experience. The artist Fiona has also matured over the years and does not take her success for granted. "You can't do it alone, no one can", she says, " I wouldn't be here today if I didn't have the love and support of my family and friends, and the mercy of GOD".
Still on the tip of the iceberg, Fiona Robinson has arrived. This is her time now. This is Fiona's Moment!
5. Rock band from Benguela, Angola featuring Fiona's Avril Lavigne style teen pop vocals mixed with death Metal.
Vocals: Fiona, Ladino
Guitar/Bass: Costinha
Drums: Bodão
6. Fiona plays melodies in which the piano is the leading instrument. The melodies could fit into movies perfectly. Fiona is also a member of the band Faun.
Bandmembers ( 2018 ) :
Fiona Frewert ( Rüggeberg ): piano, vocals, Irish whistle
Alex Schulz: percussie, drums, soundscapes
Maya Fridman: cello
You Don't Know Me
Fiona Lyrics
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From the day I saw you
Really, really wanted to catch your eye
Somethin' special bout' you
I must really like you
'Cause not a lot of guys are worth my time
Oh baby, baby, baby
'Cause you are taking over my mind
And it feels like ooh
You don't know my name
I swear, it feels like ooh
You don't know my name
(Round and round and round we go, will you ever know)
Oh, baby, baby, baby
I see us on our first date
Doing everything that makes me smile
When we had our first kiss
It happened on a Thursday
Ooh it set my soul on fire
Ooh baby, baby, baby
I can't wait for the first time
My imagination's running wild
It feels like ooh
You don't know my name
And I swear it baby, it feels like ooh
You don't know my name
(Round and round and round we go, will you ever know)
I'm sayin', he don't even know what he's doin' to me
Got me feelin' all crazy inside
I'm feelin' like, oh
Doing nothing I've ever done, for anyone's attention
Take notice of what's in front of me
'Cause did I mention (oh)
You bout' to miss a good thing
And you'll never know how good it feels
To have, all my affection
And you'll never get a chance to experience, my lovin' (oh)
'Cause my lovin' feels like
Ooh
You don't know my name
And I swear it feels like
Ooh
You Don't my name
Will you ever know it?
I'm going to have to go ahead and just call this boy
Hello, can I speak to, to Michael
Oh hey, how ya' doin'?
I feel kinda' silly doin' this, but uh
This is the waitress from the coffee house on 39th and Lennox
You know the one with the braids?
Yeah
Well I see you on Wednesday's, all the time
You come on every Wednesday on your lunch brake I think
You always order the special, with the hot chocolate
Look man I mean, I know girls don't usually do this
But I was wonderin'
If maybe we could get together outside the restaurant one day
You know, 'cause I do look a lot different outside my work clothes
Wait a minute, my cell phones breakin' up
Can you hear me now?
Yeah, so what day did you say?
Oh, Thursday's perfect
And it feels like ooh
You don't know my name
And I swear on my mother and father it feels like
Ooh
Ooh
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Will you ever know?
The lyrics to Fiona's song "You Don't Know Me" tell the story of a woman who is infatuated with a man she has seen and is drawn to. She expresses her desire to catch his attention and reveals that she believes he is special and worth her time. Despite her strong feelings for him, she feels frustrated that he doesn't seem to notice her or know who she is. She imagines what it would be like to go on a date with him, sharing moments and experiences that make her smile. She longs for him to understand the depth of her feelings and to realize what he is missing out on. The song ends with her mustering up the courage to call him and make plans to meet outside of their usual setting.
Line by Line Meaning
Baby, baby, baby
My affectionate expression to you
From the day I saw you
Since the very moment I laid my eyes on you
Really, really wanted to catch your eye
Had a strong desire to capture your attention
Somethin' special bout' you
There's something extraordinary about you
I must really like you
I have genuine feelings towards you
'Cause not a lot of guys are worth my time
Because very few guys are deserving of my attention
Oh baby, baby, baby
Dear, dear, dear to me
It's getting kind of crazy
This situation is becoming overwhelming
'Cause you are taking over my mind
Because you have completely occupied my thoughts
And it feels like ooh
The sensation is akin to
You don't know my name
You are unaware of my identity
I swear, it feels like ooh
I promise you, it feels like
You don't know my name
You are oblivious to my existence
(Round and round and round we go, will you ever know)
We are stuck in a never-ending circle, will you ever be enlightened?
Oh, baby, baby, baby
Oh, dear, dear, dear to me
I see us on our first date
I envision our initial rendezvous
Doing everything that makes me smile
Engaging in activities that bring me joy
When we had our first kiss
At the moment of our inaugural embrace
It happened on a Thursday
It occurred on a Thursday
Ooh it set my soul on fire
It ignited and impassioned me deeply
Ooh baby, baby, baby
Oh, dear, dear, dear to me
I can't wait for the first time
I am eagerly anticipating the initial occurrence
My imagination's running wild
My creativity is running wild
I'm sayin', he don't even know what he's doin' to me
I'm expressing that he is ignorant of the impact he has on me
Got me feelin' all crazy inside
Causing me to have intense and chaotic emotions
I'm feelin' like, oh
I am experiencing a sensation similar to
Doing nothing I've ever done, for anyone's attention
Engaging in unprecedented actions to gain someone's focus
Take notice of what's in front of me
Pay attention to what is right in front of me
'Cause did I mention (oh)
Because have I already stated (oh)
You bout' to miss a good thing
You are about to overlook something valuable
And you'll never know how good it feels
And you will never comprehend the immense pleasure it brings
To have, all my affection
To possess all the love and tenderness I can offer
And you'll never get a chance to experience, my lovin' (oh)
And you will never have the opportunity to encounter my affectionate gestures (oh)
'Cause my lovin' feels like
Because the way I love feels
Ooh
Like
You don't know my name
You are unaware of my identity
And I swear it feels like
And I promise you, it feels like
Ooh
Like
You don't know my name
You are oblivious to my existence
Will you ever know it?
Will you ever come to know it?
I'm going to have to go ahead and just call this boy
I am going to take the initiative and call this guy
Hello, can I speak to, to Michael
Greetings, may I have a conversation with Michael?
Oh hey, how ya' doin'?
Oh hi, how are you?
I feel kinda' silly doin' this, but uh
I feel a bit foolish doing this, but uh
This is the waitress from the coffee house on 39th and Lennox
I am the waitress from the coffee house located at 39th and Lennox
You know the one with the braids?
You know, the one with the braided hairstyle?
Well I see you on Wednesday's, all the time
I observe you frequently on Wednesdays
You come on every Wednesday on your lunch brake I think
You visit every Wednesday during your lunch break, I believe
You always order the special, with the hot chocolate
You consistently request the daily special along with hot chocolate
Look man I mean, I know girls don't usually do this
Listen, I know that girls typically don't take this initiative
But I was wonderin'
However, I was curious
If maybe we could get together outside the restaurant one day
If perhaps we could arrange a meeting outside the coffee shop someday
You know, 'cause I do look a lot different outside my work clothes
You see, because I appear quite distinct outside my work attire
Wait a minute, my cell phones breakin' up
Hold on, there seems to be interference with my cell phone signal
Can you hear me now?
Am I audible to you now?
Yeah, so what day did you say?
Okay, so which day did you mention?
Oh, Thursday's perfect
Oh, Thursday works splendidly
And it feels like ooh
The sensation is akin to
You don't know my name
You are unaware of my identity
And I swear on my mother and father it feels like
And I promise you, on the lives of my parents, it feels like
Ooh
Like
Ooh
Like
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Will you ever know?
Will you ever come to know it?
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Alicia J Augello-Cook, Harold Lilly Jr, J.r. Bailey, Kanye Omari West, Mel Kent
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