Maggie Ryder

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Maggie Ryder is an England singer/songwriter and musician, principally known as a backing singer for artists such Brian May and Eurythmics.

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Career In her early career, Ryder was the keyboard player with British funk/rock band Krakatoa. She co-wrote much of the band's repertoire with her partner Graeme Lamb. She left the band to pursue a solo career as a vocalist/songwriter and was replaced on keyboards in Krakatoa by Hans Zimmer.

She had a solo record deal with Polydor Records in the 1970s and released a self-titled album in 1978.. Retrieved on 1 July 2009. She worked as a backing singer and songwriter through the Eighties. She sang backing vocals for Marvin Gaye (1981), Eurythmics (1983), Manfred Mann's Earth Band (1987/96), Go West (1987), and Queen at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in 1992. Biography on personal website. Retrieved on 13 February 2019. Ryder was one of the songwriters of "You're the Voice," an international hit single for John Farnham. John Farnham - "Whispering Jack": album credits including composers at discogs.com Retrieved 30 November 2019

Ryder sang backing vocals on Brian May's Back to the Light album, released in 1992, and on the subsequent world tour. Ryder worked with Eric Clapton during his 1993 Tour and his 1994 Royal Albert Hall dates. Maggie Ryder, Eric Clapton fansite . Retrieved on 2 July 2009.

She was the co-writer (with Derek Magoogan) of "Love With No Strings" on Chaka Khan's "The Woman I Am" album.

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Television appearances She appeared in a few TV dramas, including an episode of Juliet Bravo in 1983. Maggie Ryder at Internet Movie Database. Retrieved on 1 July 2009.

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Web designer Ryder moved to New York in 1995 and is now a website designer and creative technologist.

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Categories: Living People, English Women Songwriters, English Women Singers, Year Of Birth Missing

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