Daughter of the legendary, and knighted, John Dankworth and Cleo Laine, you… Read Full Bio ↴Daughter of the legendary, and knighted, John Dankworth and Cleo Laine, young Jacqui was brought up either on the road or by a succession of Spanish nannies. To Jacqui the positives of the entertainment world attracted more than the negatives repelled. There was never any question that she wouldn’t follow her parents into show business . The only surprise was into which area she choose to go.
Jacqui Dankworth’s first forays onto the stage were as an actress, and a successful one at that. For many years Jacqui worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company, the National Theatre and John Dexter's Company playing a multitude of critically acclaimed roles. Soon the plays turned into musicals and before long Jacqui was playing leading parts in the West End. But the singing bug had hit, and Jacqui left the lights of the London stage to focus on her own recording career.
The first thing Jacqui did was tour with brother Alec Dankworth's quintet, visiting Hawaii, Hong Kong and Indonesia. Jacqui then appeared as everything but the soldier in a staged performance of Stravinsky's The Soldier's Tale at the Purcell Room, London and worked with award winning jazz composer/saxophonist Tim Garland on a song cycle - ‘Songs Of Love And Liberty’, alongside singers Norma Winstone and Christine Tobin. In early 1998 Jacqui was invited to be the guest vocalist on a major world tour with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
Occasionally time allowed her to venture into the studio to record - her first work being a newly commissioned jazz reworking of A. E. Housman poetry, as a guest artist with the New Perspectives Ensemble. The album was voted Record of the Year in the Times!
Jacqui Dankworth’s first forays onto the stage were as an actress, and a successful one at that. For many years Jacqui worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company, the National Theatre and John Dexter's Company playing a multitude of critically acclaimed roles. Soon the plays turned into musicals and before long Jacqui was playing leading parts in the West End. But the singing bug had hit, and Jacqui left the lights of the London stage to focus on her own recording career.
The first thing Jacqui did was tour with brother Alec Dankworth's quintet, visiting Hawaii, Hong Kong and Indonesia. Jacqui then appeared as everything but the soldier in a staged performance of Stravinsky's The Soldier's Tale at the Purcell Room, London and worked with award winning jazz composer/saxophonist Tim Garland on a song cycle - ‘Songs Of Love And Liberty’, alongside singers Norma Winstone and Christine Tobin. In early 1998 Jacqui was invited to be the guest vocalist on a major world tour with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
Occasionally time allowed her to venture into the studio to record - her first work being a newly commissioned jazz reworking of A. E. Housman poetry, as a guest artist with the New Perspectives Ensemble. The album was voted Record of the Year in the Times!
Creole Love Call
Jacqui Dankworth Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Creole Love Call' by these artists:
Adelaide Hall & Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep When I'm calli…
Benny Goodman & Duke Ellington When I'm calling you Will you answer too? That means I offe…
Billy Vaughn Oo-Oo-Oo-Oo, Oo-Oo-Oo-Oo When I'm calling you Oo-Oo-Oo-Oo, O…
Billy Vaughn & His Orchestra Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep When I'm calli…
Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra When the days are sad and long, I just keep wandering…
Duke Ellington When I'm calling you Will you answer too? That means I offe…
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep When I'm calli…
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra Feat. Adelaide Hall When the days are sad and long, I just keep wandering…
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra Kay Davis Ray Nance When I'm calling you Will you answer too? That means I offe…
Duke Ellington & Kay Davis When I'm calling you Will you answer too? That means I offe…
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Feat. Adelaide Hall Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep When I'm calli…
Duke Ellington and his Orchestra Vocal: Adelaide Hall When I'm calling you Will you answer too? That means I offe…
Duke Ellington Orchestra When I'm calling you Will you answer too? That means I o…
Duke Ellington/The Harlem Footwarmers When I'm calling you Will you answer too? That means I offe…
Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey Orchestra The moment has come, I hear a drum Or is it…
John Henry Borland & His Orchestra Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep When I'm calli…
National Jazz Ensemble When the days are sad and long I just keep wandering…
Oliver Nelson and His Orchestra;Johnny Hodges Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep Keep, keep When I'm calli…
Polonia Records Volume 1-3 Losing my mind Losing my sleep What's happening you tell me …
Walter Weeman's Brass & Singers Oo-oo-oo-oo, oo-oo-oo-oo When I'm calling you Oo-oo-oo-oo, o…
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Blue Moon Blue moon you saw me standing alone Without a dream in…
But Beautiful Love is funny or it's sad, Or it's quiet or…
Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight Do me wrong, do me right Tell me lies, but hold…
My Romance My romance, doesn't need to have a moon in the…
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