Kelly Marie
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Kelly Marie (born Jacqueline McKinnon, 23 October 1957, in Paisley, Scotland) was a British disco singer.
She had several hits internationally during the late 1970s, including "Make Love to Me" (1978). Her biggest hit by far was "Feels Like I'm in Love" (1980). That track was written by Ray Dorset, originally as a potential song for Elvis Presley who died before it could be given to him.
Marie made the most of the opportunity and enjoyed the third biggest selling single of 1980 in the UK.
Her other UK hit singles were "Loving Just for Fun", "Hot Love" and "Love Trial" - although the latter only made it to number 51 in the UK Singles Chart in 1981.
She is now married and living in outer London with six children, 5 daughters and one son.
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