“FIRST LADY OF SONG”
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Interviewed on BBC Radio 3 recently, International Arranger and Composer, Angela Morley, ranked Rosemary and Mel Torme as her "two favourite singers".  Her enduring popularity and versatility across the whole spectrum of ‘popular entertainment’ is unequalled.

A regular broadcaster, with TV and Radio Series of her own, Rosemary was twice voted most televised lady vocalist of the year. Appearances on the prestigious ‘Johnny Carson Show’ networked across America established international reputation.

Top billing at major venues on both sides of the Atlantic with just about every ‘big name’ from Danny Kaye to Sammy Davis Junior; from Cliff Richard to Ken Dodd, led to national Gala and Royal Occasions.

Rosemary credits her success to the backing of the finest musicians in the land. Not least her musical director, international pianist Brian Dee.  Having worked with all the Big names from Humphrey Lyttelton to the BBC Concert Orchestra; from Syd Lawrence to the BBC Big Band she is justly proud of the epithet “Britain’s best known Big Band singer”.

TRADITIONAL CABARET

Popular at top London Cabaret Spots, Rosemary cherishes opportunities from those who value what is in some ways a diminishing art form; along with gentle jazz.

Complimented by the late Peter Hepple in ‘The Stage’  "What a pity we do not see one of our best singers, Rosemary Squires, in London more often"

"I'll play for her anytime" George Shearing.



Photo courtesy of Doug McKenzie

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