Jacqui Abbott (born Jacqueline Abbott, 10 November 1973, St Helens, Lancash… Read Full Bio ↴Jacqui Abbott (born Jacqueline Abbott, 10 November 1973, St Helens, Lancashire) was the female lead singer with the band, The Beautiful South after 1994, following the departure of Briana Corrigan.
The band were arguably more successful with Abbott on board, releasing several Top 10 singles. Amongst their most successful hits during her stint were: "Rotterdam", "Perfect 10", "Don't Marry Her" and "Dream A Little Dream". Abbott was discovered by Paul Heaton, the Beautiful South's other lead singer at a party. He was apparently standing on the stairs talking to some friends, with his drink in his hand when he apparently said: "I heard this heavenly voice". The voice belonged to Abbott, who was singing along to a Karaoke machine.
Heaton immediately went to find out who he had heard singing. After an audition he offered the position to replace Corrigan and she accepted.
She left the band in 2000, citing musical differences with the group's main personnel.
The band were arguably more successful with Abbott on board, releasing several Top 10 singles. Amongst their most successful hits during her stint were: "Rotterdam", "Perfect 10", "Don't Marry Her" and "Dream A Little Dream". Abbott was discovered by Paul Heaton, the Beautiful South's other lead singer at a party. He was apparently standing on the stairs talking to some friends, with his drink in his hand when he apparently said: "I heard this heavenly voice". The voice belonged to Abbott, who was singing along to a Karaoke machine.
Heaton immediately went to find out who he had heard singing. After an audition he offered the position to replace Corrigan and she accepted.
She left the band in 2000, citing musical differences with the group's main personnel.
I Don't See Them
Jacqui Abbott Lyrics
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Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott The wrinkles on your face, I don′t see them Your hairs…
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D.I.Y Some girls lose their boys after years Some lose them right…
Envy He sang Elvis' "Always on my Mind" In doorways of local…
Real Hope She wanted her face to be famous She dragged it…
What Have We Become Some girls lose their boys after years Some lose them right…
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@markaxworthy2281
When these two come together it is magic. The lyrics, the tunes, their complementary voices, the orchestration are all brilliant.
@xdc98x23
It's fucking horrendous
@fingersTitan
Paul knows Jacqui is the best female singer around today.
I said "singer" as todays garb call themselves "Artists" lolol Yeah P-Artists.
@mikekim6374
I was first introduced to The Beautiful South while in college- Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott produce the most beautiful music!
@CarlBovis
The most underrated singer/songwriter of his generation...
@leestones2938
Carl Bovis I really don't see him as underrated
@KodyKimani
underrated my ass... don't know one song from another - they're all the same...
@signofthetimesthisisrealit6874
in years to come he will be recognised. Pure talent shines through.
@paulstjernberg2338
If they were any justice in this world Paul Heaton would be just as iconic like Morrissey.
@englandrule100
@@KodyKimani not like the crap today proper music housemartins beautiful south can't beat em don't know what shit you listen to