Elizabeth Fraser - Revision history

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	In 1998, Fraser collaborated with '''[[Massive Attack]]''' on ''[[Teardrop]]'', ''Black Milk'' and ''Group Four'' from the album '''[[Mezzanine]]'''. She toured extensively with the band, last performing with them in 2006 (also appearing on that year's '''[[Collected]]''' with the track ''Silent Spring''.		In 1998, Fraser collaborated with '''[[Massive Attack]]''' on ''[[Teardrop]]'', ''Black Milk'' and ''Group Four'' from the album '''[[Mezzanine]]'''. She toured extensively with the band, last performing with them in 2006 (also appearing on that year's '''[[Collected]]''' with the track ''Silent Spring''.

-	In November 2009 it was announced that Fraser was releasing a solo single, ''Moses'', recorded some time ago with her partner (and Massive Attack's drummer) '''[[Damon Reece]]'''. In an interview with The Guardian from the same month, Fraser says that she and ~~'''Damon~~ Reece~~'''~~ have made "what might become an album".	+	In November 2009 it was announced that Fraser was releasing a solo single, ''Moses'', recorded some time ago with her partner (and Massive Attack's drummer) '''[[Damon Reece]]'''. In an interview with The Guardian from the same month, Fraser says that she and Reece have made "what might become an album".

	[http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/nov/26/cocteau-twins-elizabeth-fraser-interview Liz Fraser interview with The Guardian]		[http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/nov/26/cocteau-twins-elizabeth-fraser-interview Liz Fraser interview with The Guardian]

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	During the years of working as part of '''Cocteau Twins''', Fraser also collaborated with numerous artists, appearing on 4AD house band '''This Mortal Coil''''s first release and providing one-off vocals for acts such as '''Felt''', '''Orbital''' and '''Ian McCulloch'''.		During the years of working as part of '''Cocteau Twins''', Fraser also collaborated with numerous artists, appearing on 4AD house band '''This Mortal Coil''''s first release and providing one-off vocals for acts such as '''Felt''', '''Orbital''' and '''Ian McCulloch'''.

-	In 1998, Fraser collaborated with '''[[Massive Attack]]''' on ''[[Teardrop]]'', ''Black Milk'' and ''Group Four'' from the album '''[[Mezzanine]]'''. She ~~also~~ toured with the band, last performing with them in 2006~~. She~~ also ~~appeared~~ on that year's '''[[Collected]]''' with the track ''Silent Spring''.	+	In 1998, Fraser collaborated with '''[[Massive Attack]]''' on ''[[Teardrop]]'', ''Black Milk'' and ''Group Four'' from the album '''[[Mezzanine]]'''. She toured extensively with the band, last performing with them in 2006 (also appearing on that year's '''[[Collected]]''' with the track ''Silent Spring''.

	In November 2009 it was announced that Fraser was releasing a solo single, ''Moses'', recorded some time ago with her partner (and Massive Attack's drummer) '''[[Damon Reece]]'''. In an interview with The Guardian from the same month, Fraser says that she and '''Damon Reece''' have made "what might become an album".		In November 2009 it was announced that Fraser was releasing a solo single, ''Moses'', recorded some time ago with her partner (and Massive Attack's drummer) '''[[Damon Reece]]'''. In an interview with The Guardian from the same month, Fraser says that she and '''Damon Reece''' have made "what might become an album".

	[http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/nov/26/cocteau-twins-elizabeth-fraser-interview Liz Fraser interview with The Guardian]		[http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/nov/26/cocteau-twins-elizabeth-fraser-interview Liz Fraser interview with The Guardian]

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'''Elizabeth Fraser''' (born 29 August 1963) is a Scottish singer, best known for her vocal work as the '''Cocteau Twins'''' lead singer, who were active between 1981 to 1998.

During the years of working as part of '''Cocteau Twins''', Fraser also collaborated with numerous artists, appearing on 4AD house band '''This Mortal Coil''''s first release and providing one-off vocals for acts such as '''Felt''', '''Orbital''' and '''Ian McCulloch'''.

In 1998, Fraser collaborated with '''[[Massive Attack]]''' on ''[[Teardrop]]'', ''Black Milk'' and ''Group Four'' from the album '''[[Mezzanine]]'''. She also toured with the band, last performing with them in 2006. She also appeared on that year's '''[[Collected]]''' with the track ''Silent Spring''.

In November 2009 it was announced that Fraser was releasing a solo single, ''Moses'', recorded some time ago with her partner (and Massive Attack's drummer) '''[[Damon Reece]]'''. In an interview with The Guardian from the same month, Fraser says that she and '''Damon Reece''' have made "what might become an album".

[http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/nov/26/cocteau-twins-elizabeth-fraser-interview Liz Fraser interview with The Guardian]