France Joli
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About
Famous for her 1979 disco hit "Come to Me," which was released when she was just sixteen years old, this Canadian vocalist is also known for such chart-topping singles as "Don't Stop Dancing" and "Gonna Get Over You." She recorded seven albums between 1979 and 1998.
Before Fame
She made her television debut at the age of six and, by age eleven, was regularly featured on talent programs and in TV commercials. Her career took off after she signed with music manager Tony Green.
Trivia
Her 1983 album, Attitude, featured performances by guitarist Martin Page and bassist Richie Zito.
Family Life
Raised in the Montreal suburb of Dorion, Quebec, she grew up as the daughter of a hardware salesman father and a teacher mother.
Associated With
Her second album on the Epic label, Witch of Love (released in 1985), was produced by the American jazz and pop musician George Duke.
