Vedic Horoscope for Durham, Judith

Australian singer, a four-year member of "The Seekers," a popular group named Australians of the Year in 1967. At one point, the group rivaled the Beatles and Stones in the charts and were the first Aussie group to achieve recording success on an international basis. Durham’s own taste, shown more clearly before and after her stint as lead vocalist with the group, 1964 to 1968, runs more toward old-time jazz and the big-band sound of blues, such as that of Billie Holiday or Helen Morgan. Her first records were with Frank Traynor’s Jazz Preachers in the early ‘60s. Solo albums with her own songwriting, from 1968, are few and far between though she is still recording in the ‘90s. Miriam Laister quotes Graham Simpson, "Colours of My Life," for "Hazel delivered another daughter in Llandyssil Private Hospital in Essendon, at two minutes past midnight on 3 July 1943, timing that would be astrologically signicant later in the baby's life."