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Eddi (Sadenia) Reader, British folk singer songwriter, was born and spent her formative years in Glasgow. She formed Fairground Attraction in 1988 with song-writer and guitarist Mark E. Nevin, producing one album, and its hit single 'Perfect'. Since then she has produced several alums as a solo artist, including 'Patience of Angels', which won her a Brit award for "Best British Female" in February 1995. Her brother Frank (Francis) Reader is lead singer of the Scottish band Trash Can Sinatras.

Resources in This Category

• Eddi Reader

  http://www.eddireader.com/
  Official site. Biography, news, album info, tour info, and online shop.

• Eddi Reader

  http://www.efestivals.co.uk/festivals/guilfest/2001/photos-EddieReader.shtml
  Photos of a live performance at 'Guildford Live 2001'.

• Eddi Reader

  http://www.eddireader.net/
  Fan site from Adrian Dover. Biography, picture gallery, discography and news. Includes information about the Honeychildren email list.

• Eddi Reader Lyrics

  http://www.letssingit.com/?http://www.letssingit.com/eddie-reader-rjhdz.html
  Lyrics to some of Eddi's songs.

• The Right Place

  http://www006.upp.so-net.ne.jp/rocknsoul/eddi/eddi_top_e.html
  Japanese Eddi Reader fan site includes news, discography, reviews and articles. In Japanese and English.

• The Thistle & Shamrock Interview with Eddi Reader

  http://thistleradio.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=72:eddi-reader&catid=41:archived-interview-transcripts&Itemid=69
  1998 interview by Fiona Ritchie from the NPR radio show.

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