Origin Western Samoa Years active 1956– ? Genres pop, Name Eliza Keil | Occupation(s) Musician Role Musical Artist Instruments Vocals | |
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Albums Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head, Live At Logan Park Siblings Herma Keil, Olaf Keil, Rudolf Keil, Klaus Keil Associated acts Herma Keil, Olaf Keil, Freddie Keil, Terry Dean | ||
Top Tracks - Eliza Keil
Samoan-born Eliza Keil started out singing with her brothers in the popular New Zealand rock & roll group the Keil Isles and would later become a solo artist in her own right with a string of TV appearances and a part in a film.
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- Top Tracks Eliza Keil
- Eliza Keil Everyday Is Sunday New Zealand 1972 20 Studio One Hits
- 1960s
- 1970s
- 45
- LP
- Film and television appearances
- References
Eliza Keil Everyday Is Sunday New Zealand 1972 20 Studio One Hits
1960s
Eliza Keil was the sister of Olaf, Herma, Rudolf and Klaus Keil. She was also the cousin of Freddie and Alphonso. In approximately a ten-year period she had at least five singles released as well as three albums from 1967 to 1973.
In 1966 she and brother Herma appeared in the film Don't Let It Get To You. This film also featured Kiri Te Kanawa and Sir Howard Morrison.
In or around 1967 she was a regular resident singer on Television New Zealand's "C'mon" show. She was on the touring spectacular of the show with her brother Herma. She was invited to guest on his farewell tour for New Zealand singing star Mr Lee Grant in 1968.
1970s
In 1970, her album Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head, which was arranged by Don Richardson was released on the Philips label. It was reported that year in the March 28 edition of The New Zealand Herald that she and her seven-piece backing group were on a tour, doing a round of the Pacific Islands. She was to perform in Fiji, Western Samoa and American Samoa, doing stage shows and a hotel engagement.
In later years she moved to the United States with her brothers and sisters. Her parents were in the States and her move there in 1972 was partly to gain some overseas experience.