Vicki Brown

Brown was born Victoria Mary Haseman, on 23 August 1940 in Liverpool, England. Her public profile heightened after notably providing the female vocal on the 1976 UK no. 1 hit single, "No Charge", by J. J. Barrie. at the age of 50. ==Backing vocal credits==

The following list, which is not exhaustive, gives an overview of Brown's recorded output as a backing vocalist. • Muswell Hillbillies - The Kinks (1971) • ''Messin''' – Manfred Mann's Earth Band (1973) • Caravan and the New Symphonia – Caravan (1974) • ''Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley'' – Robert Palmer (1974) • Another Time, Another Place – Bryan Ferry (1974) • Rampant – Nazareth (1974) • Tomorrow Belongs to Me – Sensational Alex Harvey Band (1975) • Tommy – film soundtrack (1975) • Hair of the Dog – Nazareth (1975) • Pressure Drop – Robert Palmer (1975) • Come on Over – Olivia Newton-John (1976) • ''Let's Stick Together'' – Bryan Ferry (1976) • Better by Far – Caravan (1977) • Playmates - Small Faces (1977) • Survivor – Eric Burdon (1977) • A Single Man – Elton John (1978) • "Part-Time Love" – Elton John (1978 single) • "I Don't Care" – Elton John (1978 single) • Chappo – Roger Chapman (1979) • "Here Comes That Sound Again" – Love De-Luxe (1979 single) • Friend or Foe - Adam Ant (1982) • Gone Troppo – George Harrison (1982) • Before I Forget – Jon Lord (1982) • Victims of Circumstance - Barclay James Harvest (1984) • Cinema – Elaine Paige (1984) • About Face – David Gilmour (1984) • Miracle - Willy DeVille (1987) • Radio K.A.O.S. – Roger Waters (1987) • "You Boyz Make Big Noize" – Slade (1987 single) • Stop! – Sam Brown (1988) ==Solo discography==

• From the Inside (1977) (Produced by Shel Talmy) • Vicki Brown (1987) • Lady of Time (1989) – RCA Victor • About Love and Life (1990) • The Collection (1993) • Look at Me (1999) • Forever (2001) ==References==