Patricia Paay

Patricia Paay (born April 7, 1949) was well known in the Netherlands in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s for her contribution to popular music. Her voice became very well known to radio listeners around the North Sea as she voiced commercials, such as one for SKOL beer, and jingles for Radio Veronica.Being Dutch and popular in The Netherlands, perhaps Mrs. Curry-Paay's best known release there (English language) was her 1977 cover of the Robert Knight hit, co-written by Buzz Cason and Mac Gayden, and made famous by Love Affair in 1967, 'Everlasting Love'; from her album, The Lady Is a Champ.She met Adam Curry and retired from music in the Netherlands in the mid-1980s to set up home with Adam in the U.S. and help develop his career. She now lives in the UK with her husband and their daughter Christina Curry. Paay sang many of the popular music remixes under the Stars on 45 brand name and was a member of the spin-off act Star Sisters, alongside sister Yvonne Keeley.
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Patricia Anglaia Margareth (Patricia) Paaij (Rotterdam, 7 april 1949) is een Nederlands zangeres.Patricia Paay wordt geboren en getogen in Rotterdam, maar heeft een Griekse overgrootvader. In haar jeugd volgt Paay al piano- en balletlessen, en in 1965 maakt ze haar debuut als zangeres in een nachtclub in het jazz-orkest van haar vader onder de naam The Evergreens. Samen met Anita Meyer en haar zus Yvonne Keeley vormt ze haar eigen backinggroep.
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