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Toyah Ann Willcox (born May 18, 1958 in Kings Heath, Birmingham) is an English singer and actress.
Content
1 Biography
2 Punk Era
Singer 3
4 acting
5 Autobiography
6 radioelectricity
7 Recent activities
8 Life
9 Discography
9.1 Albums
9.1.1 Compilations
9.1.2 Collaborations
9.1.3 Reissues
9.2 Singles / EPS
10 movies
10.1 television appearances
10.2 Music Videos
10.2.1 Other music compilations
11 Notes
12 References
13 External links
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Biography
Toyah father ran a successful carpentry business. CE Edgbaston attended College where he obtained a GCE pass in music and formed as an actress at the Old Rep Drama School in his hometown of Birmingham.
Punk Era
It began well known at the time of punk rock, his appearances in 1977 Derek Jarman's film Jubilee and 1979's Who album-inspired Quadrophenia its introduction as a provocative and anti-character.
Singer
Head of a group known as Toyah, her singing career was slow to take off and the 'group has released six singles in the UK before finally hitting the charts in 1981 with "It's a mystery." She was followed by several other big hits including "Mountain Storm" and "I Want to Be Free." These singles also had international success. In the early eighties, Toyah had her own successful line of makeup called "search for Alma.
In 1982 he was voted Best British singer Rock and Pop Awards since redesignated as the Brit Awards, or "British" and in 1986 she married guitarist Robert Fripp in the United Kingdom. She was one of the first acts to score regularly in the British charts with EPS. Also in 1986, Willcox sang at the Tony Banks track "Lion of Symmetry ". In 1987, she made the fifty with her version of" Echo Beach ".
Toyah has released 30 albums (both solo and part of the groups); 22 of which were studio albums, of which 7 were the UK Top 40. She has 13 top 40 singles in the UK, becoming one of the most successful artists British history.
In 2001, the magazine "Q" named Toyah number 48 in their Top 100 Greatest Women in the music survey, voted by the Readers of the magazine.
For 2009, Toyah was seventh in a series from the BBC to name the "Queen of British pop", as voted by the British public.
In 2010, Toyah will perform with his group "human beings" in fundraising Roundhouse in London earthquake of Haiti "concert. Also be scene, both as soloist and as part of "The Man" at various dates in the UK.
Provisional
Toyah acting career began with the Old Rep Drama School in Birmingham and his theatrical career includes works by Shakespeare and other productions such as Tales from the Vienna Woods, at the National Theatre and at the Mermaid Trafford Tanzi Theatre. She played Calamity Jane in Shaftesbury Theatre and was a guest vocalist on the tour anniversary of The Rocky Horror Show at the Royal Court Theatre. In 1990, he played on tour Costanza national Amadeus. At present (December 11, 2009 to January 10, 2010), in the pantomime, the queen in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Ivannah high school in Sheffield.
He has played in several feature films such as Quadrophenia and Jubilee and has made numerous television appearances, including shows such as Quatermass (1979) and the companion. In 1984 he acted with Laurence Olivier in The Ebony Tower, and the same year, compared to Katharine Hepburn in the film made from wheat-TV is green, directed by George Cukor. She also appeared in Kavanagh QC, and Diary of a Prostitute.
She also appeared as host programs such as songs of praise, Holiday (BBC) and Good Sex Guide Late as well as being a guest on several shows such as The Heaven and Earth show, through the keyhole and Loose Women.
In 1999, he took the lead in children's television series Barmy Aunt Boomerang. She is also the voice of children's television program Teletubbies and Brum.
She also appeared on the reality show I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! and I'm famous and frightened!.
Autobiography
Toyah has had published two best-sellers. After his 2000 autobiography Living Out Loud, Toyah had a new autobiographical book published in 2005 documenting her experience of cosmetic surgery, Journal a facelift.
Radio
It was heard on the radio, even in 2002 the BBC Radio 4 series The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. She also credited the widow to express Fantine shortly on the Family Radio Theatre version of Les Miserables. In December 2006, he joined the radio drama series Silver Street on the BBC Asian Network as Siobhan Brady.
Recent Activities
In 2002, he became a leading opponent Toyah shelters for asylum seekers near small village Worcestershire, Throckmorton. Protestant with more than 1,000 villagers, Willcox said: "Villagers are not asylum seekers and non-racist struggle against" adding that "It was a simple black and white." Commenting on government plans to build centers for asylum in other rural areas, Toyah said: "This is only the first 15 years. The scale is impressive. This is a small country – it happens, so illegal. "
She continues to perform with his band, launching a Live DVD in 2005, and has a busy schedule of commitments of theater, including appearing on stage in London's West End scene the title role of Calamity Jane at the Theatre Shaftesbury in 2003.
Toyah has come to visit Estonia by the ambassador of Estonia in 2006, where she went to form new group "Humans"
In 2007, Rieflin worked with as human beings for some live dates in Estonia. Preview this material can be heard on "The MySpace page of human beings. Http://www.myspace.com/wearethehumans ..
Toyah is writing, recording and co-production of solo material long-term collaborator Simon Darlow. A look at one of these songs, "Latex Messiah" can be heard at Toyah's official MySpace page and videos of the new songs "Lesser God" and "heal ourselves. Toyah is currently negotiating a publishing contract with Zomba in the world. "Latex Messiah" was released as a single October 29, 2007, the associated album in the Court of The Crimson Queen, was released September 12, 2008.
In November 2007, Toyah took the role of sponsors of the Black Country urban park for 50 million Big Lottery Peoples. In April 2008, Toyah participated in the Great Walk to Beijing, along with other celebrities raise funds for cancer charity, Olivia Newton-John. In June 2008, she appeared on LivingTV living with the dead to share their experiences living in the haunted house. On July 24, 2008 Toyah appeared on the British ITV1 this morning (series TV) to talk about his role in rock musical Rock vampire vampires. Under Liverpool European Capital of Culture year, will be on stage for the first time in the new Liverpool Echo Arena and Convention Center. In 2009, a new version of Vampire Rock was created, called Vampires Rock Christmas, and Toyah's back in his role as Killer Queen, along with the writer and one of the stars of the show, Steve Steinman.
On Sunday, July 5, will perform at Bents Park, South Shields, in a live concert outdoors, and in October 2009, made an appearance on the BBC1 drama series Emergency.
For 2009, Toyah has achieved continued success with his new band "The human beings. Led by Toyah, "man" also includes the international success of Bill Reiflin the band REM and Chris Wong. "Human beings" also includes the husband Toyah and "King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp as occasional member.
Life Style
He currently lives in Pershore, Worcestershire, United Kingdom, with her husband Robert Fripp. They married in 1986 in Poole, Dorset.
Discography
Albums
With Toyah (band)
Title
Year
Best Picture
Date
Sheep farming in Barnet
1979
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The meaning of Blue
1980
40
June 14, 1980
Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! (In vivo)
22 (certified Silver)
January 17, 1981
Hymn
1981
2 (Gold Certified)
May 20, 1981
The Changeling
1982
6 (Silver certified)
?
Warrior Rock: Toyah On Tour
20
?
Love Law
1983
28
?
Violence
1985
–
–
As a solo artist
Minx (1985) # 24 (list of albums in the UK)
Desire (1987)
Prostitute (1988)
Ophelia's Shadow (with members of King Crimson) (1991)
Make the jump! (Released only in Japan, including content Jump!) (1994)
Dreamchild (1994)
Looking back (re-recorded versions of old songs) (1995)
The acoustic album (re-recorded versions of old tracks) (1996)
Velvet Shell aligned (mini album) (2003)
At the Court of the Crimson Queen (2008)
We Are human beings (2009) (As part of the "gang of humans)
This moment fragile (2009) (This time Fragile is a musical project formed by Toyah Willcox, Robert Jrjendal, Arvo Urb, Chris Wong and Markus Reuter)
Compilations
With Toyah (band):
Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! (1984)
Best Of Toyah (1994)
Life and More: Live Favorites & Rarities (1998)
The Very Best Of Toyah (1998)
Proud, Loud & Heard: The Best Of Toyah (1998)
The Safari Singles Collection Part I: 19791981 (2005)
The Safari Singles Collection Part II: 19821983 (2005)
Good Morning Universe – The Very Best Of Toyah (2008)
Collaborations
The Stranglers and Friends Live in Concert (with The Stranglers et al., Vocal Band / on four tracks) (1982)
Lion of Symmetry (with Tony Banks on the album Soundtrack) (1986)
The Lady or the Tiger (with Robert Fripp) (1986)
Kneeling at the Shrine (with Robert Fripp, Trey Gunn and Paul Beavis, and Sunday all over the world) (1991)
Kiss Of Reality (With Kiss of reality, the vocals on six tracks) (1993)
The third star (Trey Gunn, singing the title symbiotic) (1996)
Cabaret (with Nigel Planer) (1997)
How to Wear appropriate clothing (with a different artist collective founded by English eccentric voices in the way of a cup of tea) (2007)
Reprints
With Toyah:
Sheep farming in Barnet (1990)
Blue Sense (1990)
Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! (Recorded live) (1990)
Anthem (with bonus tracks) (1999)
The Changeling (with bonus tracks) (1999)
Sheep farming in Barnet blue The meaning of (double CD with bonus tracks) (2003)
Warrior Rock: Toyah On Tour (reissue Short on one CD) (2003)
Mayhem (with bonus tracks) (2005)
Love is the law (with bonus tracks) (2005)
Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! (Live recording with bonus tracks) (2006)
As a solo artist:
Phoenix (Dreamchild reissue) (1997)
Ophelia's Shadow (2003)
Prostitute (2003)
Minx (with bonus tracks) (2005)
Make the leap! (Press release, United Kingdom of Japanese album from 1994 with bonus tracks) (2006)
Singles / EPs
Contributions:
"Nine to Five" (with Adam Ant that Maneaters) (1982)
"Lion of Symmetry" (with Tony Banks EP) (1985)
"Killing Made Easy" (limited edition with the family of noise) (2004)
With Toyah (band):
Title
Year
Best Picture
Date
Victims of the riddle
1979
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The sheep-farming in Barnet EP
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Bird In Flight / Tribal Search
1980
–
–
Ieya
–
–
Danced (Live)
–
–
Toyah EP Four
1981
4
March 28, 1981
Coal Miner
8
May 16, 1981
Thunder Mountain
4
October 3, 1981
Toyah four EP More
14
December 12, 1981
Brave New World
1982
21
May 22, 1982
Ieya (reissue)
48
July 17, 1982
Feel proud to be strong (be heard)
30
October 9, 1982
Rebel Run
1983
24
September 24, 1983
Voting
50
November 12, 1983
As a solo artist:
Title
Year
Best Graphic
Date
"Do not Fall in Love (I said)"
1985
22
April 27, 1985
"Soul Passing through the soul"
57
June 29, 1985
"World in Action
93
September 21, 1985
Echo Beach
1987
54
April 25, 1987
Dancing on the Moon "
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"Out of the Blue"
1993
–
–
"Occasionally"
1994
–
–
"Small tears of love (Limited Edition)
2002
–
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"Latex Messiah (Viva La Rebel In You)" (digital version)>
2007
6 (iTunes Rock Chart)
October 29, 2007
"These Boots Are Made For Walkin '" (Man)
2009
Filmography
Jubilee (1977) Mad
Maize is green (1979) Bessie Watty
The Tempest (1979) Miranda
Quadrophenia (1979) Mono
The Ebony Tower (1984) Anne
Anacoreta (1993) Paulina Carpenter
Julie and the Cadillacs (1999) Barbara Gifford
The most fertile man Ireland (1999) Dr. Johnson
Three to Tango (2009) Michelle
Aspects of TV
Quatermass (1979) Salt
Shoestring (1979)
Notes (1980)
Tales of the Unexpected (1982) Marigold – Marigold Blue episode
My heart In the BBC series Toyah appeared in sketches, playing a number of characters, including Super Tips person, "said Jules and Gina & Tina (1982)
The Ebony Tower (1983) Anne (The Monster) – Laurence Oliva
Pop Quiz Christmas Special (1984)
French and Saunders (1988) Herself
Boudicca (1988)
Clue (1990) Miss Scarlet (ITV program)
First night on television (1992) (Toyah Arts organized this program)
Thirty years in the TARDIS (Doctor Who documentary. AKA DVD release of "Over 30 years in the Tardis) (1993) Herself
The Ink Thief (1994) "dog"
To the submit … Toyah on VH1 (1997)
Light Lunch "(1997)
Children of the Black Country – The story of Slade (1998) (Toyah this program)
It Slade (1999) (featured Toyah documentary)
Postmark Aunt Boomerang (1999)
Rock Legends (2002) (herself)
Open House Panto Special (2002)
QueenMania "(2005) (Toyah does the Queen song" Do not Stop Me Now ")
Proud parents. Channel 4 (2006) Herself
Diary of a Prostitute (2007)
In Your Dreams (2008) Herself
Living with the Dead (2008)
Celebrity Mastermind (2008)
Psychic Therapy (2009) Herself
Celeb Experiences (2009) Herself
Hole In The Wall (2009) Herself
Celebrity Brides unveiled (2008) Herself
Celebrity Life Skills (2009) Herself
The One Show (2009) deals with Toyah Marc Bolan and his influence on his
Casualty, BBC TV Series, Season 24 Episode 6 appearance, Hazel Tillier, (Submitted October 10, 2009)
Ready steady Cook Celebrity Christmas Special (2008) Herself
Toyah has also appeared in numerous shows looks back to the culture popular, including "I'm a Celebrity series, and several" Top 100 favorite shows.
Music Videos
Rainbow is Toyah (1981) (Rainbow live recording Theatre)
Good Morning Universe (1982) (Live recording of the BBC's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane)
Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! (1984) (co-K-tel LP behalf of the same pop compilation of four videos and one live track)
Wild Essence – Live in the 21st Century (2005) (Online registration)
Other Collections music
Synthesizers! A Music War (1981) (live performances by various artists, with Toyah dance)
Notes
^ BBC
^ Telegraph page web
^ Worcester News website
^ England and Wales 19842005 marriages
ABC ^ Chart Stats – Toyah
^ Collection of unreleased tracks and files
^ Also known as Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! All results. This news is sometimes confused with K-tel's first live album in 1980 with the same name but contains different hardware is a compilation of singles recorded studio hits and other titles originally published between 1979 and 1983.
Double ^ solo CD, including new material and demos / mixes that cover the entire Toyah music career to date.
^ Released as a single collection. Originally released on the album Jubilee Soundtrack.
Dreamscape ^ Toyah Fansite
^ TV Easy magazine, issue 22 to 28 September, page 4
References
Astley, Craig (20,002,008). "Official Toyah Willcox Website, the". http://www.toyahwillcox.com.
Evans, Gayne (July 1982). Toyah. Proteus. ISBN 0-86276-102-6.
Gilligan, Bev and Driscoll, Margarette (1982). Official Toyah Special. Grandreams Ltd.. ISBN 0-86227-071-5.
Roberts, David (May 23, 2003). British Hit Singles (16th edition). World Guinness World Records Ltd.. ISBN 0-85112-190-X.
West, Mike (April 1982). Toyah. Press General. ISBN 0-7119-0062-0.
Willcox, Toyah (August 17, 2000). Living room Out Loud. Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.. ISBN 0-340-74570-3.
Willcox, Toyah (March 17, 2005). Journal a facelift. Michael O'Mara Books. ISBN 1-84317-135-X.
References
The official website Web Toyah Willcox
The Official Toyah MySpace
Toyah Willcox Internet Movie Database
Telluric line – a wiki Toyah
Dreamscape – A fan site and a full forum Toyah
"Toyah" documentary on YouTube 1980
Mermaid Days – Toyah Willcox in Trafford Tanzi
Personality
NAME
Willcox, Toyah Ann
Alternative Names
PRESENTATION
Singer, actress
DATE OF BIRTH
May 18, 1958
PLACE OF BIRTH
Kings Heath, Birmingham, England
DATE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH
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