Sarah Jane interviewed for the Stereo Society, June 2000
with streaming audio of her answers to Mike Thorne's questions, and streaming audio and music to set the scene. Diversions include barbed wire scrapes and broken bones on a Greek island. And the loss of the San Remo trophy to Grace Jones.....

Sarah Jane Morris albums

Fallen Angel album review

A Chronology Part 1
In her own words
A Chronology Part 2
In her own words

Billboard: March 11, 2000
By Raqiyah Mays
Sarah Jane Morris’ U.S. debut, "Fallen Angel," marks her return to the music world after a 10-year absence. "I feel like everything I've done to date has been a great journey to get to a start of my career. I think I'm just coming into my time," says England-native Morris....

Other Sarah Jane Morris Reviews:
Various press snippets
Birmingham Evening Post
The Stratford Herald
The Guardian

Sarah Jane Morris’ larger-than-life voice helped front the enormous Communards hit Don’t Leave Me This Way which was four weeks at #1 in the UK in 1986. Before and since then she has pursued an idiosyncratic solo career ranging from Greek #1 disco hits to jazz, from singing Brecht/Weill with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra to winning the San Remo Song Festival then having her trophy swiped by Grace Jones.

A Sarah Jane history in 18 photos

Other Sarah Jane Morris Interviews:
Vogue Italia, 11/98
The Observer
Harper's & Queen
Diva 2001
New Woman 2001 (by Ian Shaw)

Painting of Sarah Jane by Mike Reddish, 1984
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To Sarah Jane Morris' official Web site

To Bronski Beat/Communards Central
never forgetting Don't Leave Me This Way

Cry is now a lost master

Sarah Jane Morris sings primary vocals on these Sprawl tracks:
Self-Imposed Exile
First Love Song
Black Lace Shoulder
Sexual Terrorist

Sarah Jane Morris sings primary vocals on these Contessa's Party tracks:
Grandma's Goodbye
Dancing With B
Things I Didn't Say