- Where Are You Now: The Pye Anthology · 2000
- Where Are You Now: The Pye Anthology · 2000
- Where Are You Now: The Pye Anthology · 2000
- Hatchbox: The Original Album Collection · 2005
- Where Are You Now: The Pye Anthology · 2000
- Hatchbox: The Original Album Collection · 2005
- Lip Gloss, Eyeliner & Hairspray - Early Brit Girls Vol.3 · 2014
- All You Need Is Covers · 2021
- Downtown: The Music of Tony Hatch · 2022
- A Groovy Kind of Love: Timeless ‘60s Pop · 2024
- Feelings: Great Pop Ballads · 2024
- Motown Covered: Classic Pop Soul · 2023
- Greatest Musical Composers: Frank Loesser · 2023
Albums
- 2009
Compilations
About Jackie Trent
A British singer/songwriter of the '60s whose voice was far better suited for reaching the back row of Broadway auditoriums than soul or rock, Jackie Trent (born Yvonne Burgess in 1940; she changed her name to Jackie Trent at the age of 14) nonetheless operated on the fringe of the U.K. pop scene in the manner of other femme belters like Cilla Black, though her efforts were usually even more middle of the road. Her one big triumph was her number one British single in mid-1965, "Where Are You Now (My Love)"; that would be her only Top 20 entry. If she can often sound like Petula Clark crossed with Shirley Bassey, there's a good reason for that; she shared Clark's producer, Tony Hatch, who would become her songwriting partner and husband. Trent and Hatch, in fact, penned several of Clark's hits, though (with the exception of "Where Are You Now") the composers weren't nearly as successful when applying their songwriting/production talents to Jackie's discs. Trent recorded quite prolifically for Pye in the '60s (including some duets with husband Tony), but it's as a songwriter that she'll primarily be remembered. ~ Richie Unterberger
- HOMETOWN
- Newcastle-under-Lyme, England
- BORN
- 6 septembre 1940
- GENRE
- Pop