Sharon Dee Clarke

British singer/songwriter and theatre/television actress born in London, UK on May 28,1966.

Sharon Dee Clarke achieved chart success with the [a=FPI Project]'s remake of "Going Back To My Roots" and in [a=Nomad] with the singles "(I Wanna Give You) Devotion" and "Just A Groove", the latter of which sold over two million singles worldwide.

Clarke was also part of the female vocal group [a=Six Chix], formed for the Eurovision Song Contest 2000. They came second in the UK selection with the song "Only The Women Know" written by [a=Katrina And The Waves]' member [a=Kimberley Rew]. They were beaten by [a=Nicki French] singing "Don't Play That Song Again" which went on to Stockholm to finish 16th.

She also recorded the title song on [a=Terry Pratchett]'s "Only You Can Save Mankind - The Album" alongside other West End stars including Kerry Ellis, Ricardo Afonso and Daniel Boys.