She is terrific... Plays Bach and Paganini on the Electric Violin. She sounds like the Wind. Makes Her Own Music. Red Hot for example is an Original from Her. Stands straight on Her legs. She looks through beautiful brown eyes. She likes to be admired. And I like to do that. She is my new Idol. Her Name Is: Vanessa-Mae Vanakorn Nicholson. She is only 18 years of age, but She worked all her life to live the way She lives now. That is what I like! I hope She last as long as my other Idol since I was twelve years old. Kate Bush. I mean: Those are women! Who is better then Them?! Probably nobody the first coming twenty years! And You know something else..???!!! She released Her Concert In The Royal Albert Hall! Yeah! This is how it should look about in Your recordshop: The official VHS-ordernumber is: MVN 4914813 © EMI and the price is around Dfl. 43,-! It is also available on LaserDisc. Jisa: Thank You for this info! Here some more numbers: Storm, The Album: EMI UK: 7 243 8 21800 2 9 FR: PM 520 IT: 072 LC=0542 Storm, The Single: EMI UK: CDEM 497 FR: PM 515 LC= 0542 724388468527 China Girl: EMI Classics NL: 7243 5 56483 2 7 UK: CDC 5564832 FR: PM 520 IT: 070 LC= 6646 7243 5 56483 2 7 Happy Valley The Single: EMI UK: CD MAE5 FR: PM I LC= 0542 CD MAE 5 724388441926 Here I found something else, for the original please activate the Vanessa-Mae link. VANESSA-MAE NICHOLSON

MOZART IN DOC MARTENS,
Paganini in hot pants-however you describe 17-year-old violin prodigy Vanessa-Mae Nicholson, one
thing's certain: She's a classical gas. The daughter of a Thai mother and a Chinese father recorded
the first of three albums of Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Beethoven at age 10. By age 13, though,
London-reared Vanessa-Mae had an electric fiddle, a really cool hairstyle and a whole new musical
bag. In the video of her synthesized version of a Bach piece, Vanessa grooves in a wet T-shirt. The
moves helped her first pop album, The Violin Player, hit Britain's Top 20 charts. Another CD-and more
videos-are in the works. "I want to do for the violin what Jimi Hendrix did for the guitar," she says.
But until adolescence worked its hormonal magic, Vanessa-Mae didn't have much to do "it" with. "I was
really androgynous," she says. "In restaurants they would ask, 'What would you like, young man?'"
Marvels her friend Vasko Vassilev, concertmaster of the Royal Opera House Orchestra: "I teased her
when she had braces, but now she's so perfect." Blessed with smooth skin and pouty lips that
Hollywood's collagen contessas would kill for, Vanessa is still too young to need a beauty plan,
though she does follow her mother's advice: Keep your hair off your face. "If looks sold an album,"
she says, "all the supermodels would have No. 1 hits."

Date: Sat 23-12-1995 Time: 13:12:15.00

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