Sian’s Scrapbook

Images and cuttings from Sian’s own scrapbook, including images from performances with Poison Girls and others.

photo of halcyon

Rory McLeod

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Sian at home in Chessington

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Halcyon press cuttings and reviews from the 1970s

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Sian on synthesizers at a gig in the 1980s

Richard Famous with Sian in the Poison Girls' days

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Sian at her piano in Clapham (1983)

Poster for Ralph McTell's tour featuring Sian on backing vocals

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Sian aged 8

Poster for Ralph McTell's tour featuring Sian on backing vocals

Sian in the Peleponnese, Greece in the 1990s

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Flyer for Sian's first band Halcyon from 1972

Poison Girls perform in Oslo in the late 1980s

Sian at the piano in the 1990s

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Sian performing on stage.

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Sian snoozing on a tree in the 1990s

Blue eyed soul band Kokomo in 1976

Sian and Joe in Richmond Park

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Sian performing with Carol Grimes in Covent Garden (1976)

2 thoughts on “Sian’s Scrapbook”

gareth glynn (@garethglynn) says:

September 18, 2015 at 1:28 pm

It’s great to hear Sian again; I knew her 1982-96 and she was unique; creative, passionate, determined, a true original and beautiful person who touched all around her.
She could drive you crazy too.
‘Missing you’ makes me cry every time I hear it, just like the first time 30+ years ago. To me it’s up there with ‘Say a little prayer’ and ‘I’ve been lovin you’.
I played drums in a soul band with Sian 1982-84, pre Poison Girls. Though I’ve played with several really good singers since, there’s been no-one quite like her.
I hope a new generation gets to hear and appreciate her songs and stunning voice.
Thanks so much for getting this material together.
peace and love

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- Simon Clarke says:
  
  November 19, 2015 at 5:20 pm
  
  Thanks Gareth! Great to hear from a fan. More music, gig news and recording sessions to come.
  
  Reply

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