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Aneka

Mary Sandeman (born 20 November 1947), better known by her former stage name Aneka (/əˈniːkə/ ə-NEE-kə), is a retired Scottish traditional singer.

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Occupation
Singer
Born
Mary Sandeman (1948-11-20) 20 November 1948 (age 77) Edinburgh, Scotland
Genres
Pop, folk
Label
Hansa International
Years active
1979–1994, 2006

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Aneka

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples56
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Aneka

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related to Non–album singles (1983–1994) · 15
Aneka → Aite Mo Ghaoil, Beat, Heart, Hogmanay, In, Islay, Love You, Mary Sandeman, Reflections, Rose, Scotland, She, STV, Thingummyjig, Two
related to "Japanese Boy" and Aneka (1981–1983) · 13
Aneka → August, Buoyed, Hansa, Having, Impressed, In, Japanese, Japanese Boy, Little Lady, Mary Sandeman, Released, The, UK
related to Introducing Mary Sandeman (1979–1981) · 10
Aneka → All, English, EPs, Gold Medal, Introducing Mary Sandeman, Scots, Scottish, Scottish Gaelic, The Mòd, Under
related to Work before retirement (1994–2006) · 10
Aneka → Bring Back The One, Channel, Hit Wonders, Japanese Boy, Justin Lee Collins, London, Scotland, Scottish, She, Stirling
Born · 1
Aneka → Mary Sandeman (1948-11-20) 20 November 1948 (age 77) Edinburgh, Scotland
Genres · 1
Aneka → Pop, folk
Label · 1
Aneka → Hansa International
Occupation · 1
Aneka → Singer
Years active · 1
Aneka → 1979–1994, 2006

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sandeman japanese song mary boy name scottish album 1981 released 1979 1994 one chart image music known traditional pop singles

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AnekaBornMary Sandeman (1948-11-20) 20 November 1948 (age 77) Edinburgh, Scotland1.00infobox
AnekaGenresPop, folk1.00infobox
AnekaLabelHansa International1.00infobox
AnekaOccupationSinger1.00infobox
AnekaYears active1979–1994, 20061.00infobox
Thingummyjiginstance ofShe has also appeared on STV music shows0.80text
Hogmanay celebrations.Work before retirementinstance ofShe has also appeared on STV music shows0.80text
Hogmanay celebrationsinstance ofShe has also appeared on STV music shows0.80text
Anekarelated to "Japanese Boy" and Aneka (1981–1983)Mary Sandeman0.60section
Anekarelated to "Japanese Boy" and Aneka (1981–1983)Japanese Boy0.60section
Anekarelated to "Japanese Boy" and Aneka (1981–1983)Impressed0.60section
Anekarelated to "Japanese Boy" and Aneka (1981–1983)Hansa0.60section

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