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Anna Palm

Contains 2 performances.

Born in Hong Kong and raised in Gloucestershire, Anna Palm moved to London to study English & Drama, busking on the King’s Road and Covent Garden before joining punk/ thrash/ folk band Nyah Fearties. Palm started playing solo gigs with her violin, vocal mic and Fostex 4 track tape recorder. Signing to One Little Indian, she released her debut album ‘Arriving And Caught Up’ in 1990, touring extensively alongside Van Morrison and Bo Diddely. Her second LP ‘Love Me’ was released 2 years later.

  • Joolz, Sister Netifa, Linda King, Anna Palm

    Joolz, Sister Netifa, Linda King, Anna Palm

    12 February 1988 at 
    Covent Garden Community Centre (182)
  • Joolz, Vi Subversa, Anna Palm, Ann Ziety

    Joolz, Vi Subversa, Anna Palm, Ann Ziety

    16 November 1990 at 
    Covent Garden Community Centre (182)
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