Alison Moyet
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Stuart Gordon obituaryOther lives: Violinist who featured on the Korgis' hit Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime and played with Peter Gabriel and the Beach Boys
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Singer Alison Moyet tells how Elvis Costello blunder led to agoraphobia1980s pop star was housebound for decades with panic disorder
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Alison Moyet: 'I smashed all my gold discs. There were hundreds'The singer on her extreme decluttering session – and why everybody compares her to Adele
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Michel Legrand and Alison Moyet
Shaw Theatre, London:
A great melodic inventor and soundtrack composer comfortable with angst, thrills and romance, says John L Walters
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Moyet and Clarke to reform Yazoo after 25 years
Alison Moyet and Vince Clarke are to reform early 80s synth-pop duo Yazoo after more than a quarter of a century apart. Sorry, Erasure fans
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Alison Moyet
Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
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France, Brel et moi
Heated and shameless - the songs of her childhood holidays made Alison Moyet the singer she is today.
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The songstresses who inspire Alison Moyet
The former Yazoo frontwoman returns later this month with her seventh solo album, The Turn. Here, she lists just some of the women who have influenced her or who she just plain likes.
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Plots thinned and accents thickened
Theatre: A Broadsides treatment of the Bard shows dynastic strife in its raw state, says Susannah Clapp, while Dawn French and Alison Moyet thrash out a twisted sisterhood.
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Alison Moyet
Royal Festival Hall, London
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Alison Moyet, Voice
Other pop: Alison Moyet | Kasabian | Micah P Hinson | Natasha Bedingfield | The Black Keys
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Gold standard for Sanctuary woman
Alison Moyet, who came to fame in the 1980s with pop act Yazoo, has proved an unexpected hit for listed record company Sanctuary, headed by Andy Taylor.
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Alison Moyet
Royal Festival Hall, London
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Moyet the merrier
In the Eighties, Alison Moyet was the big girl with the big voice, but wrangles with her record company led to idleness and depression. Now she's out of the house and back on stage



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