Margaret Urlich

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Margaret Urlich (born in New Zealand) is a musician.

She began her career as the vocalist for the new-wave group Peking Man, which released its biggest hit, "Room That Echoes", in 1985. Later she was a member of an all-girl pop group in New Zealand called When The Cat's Away.

Urlich moved to Australia during the late 1980s and released her solo debut album Safety In Numbers which went triple platinum in Australia. Later albums didn't prove to be as successful.

[edit] Discography

  • Safety In Numbers (1989)
  • Chameleon Dreams (1992)
  • The Deepest Blue (1996)
  • Second Nature (1999)

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