Bonnie McKee
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Bonnie McKee is an American singer and songwriter. She was born in California and started her singing career as a member of the Seattle Girls' Choir at five.
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Bonnie McKee was born on January 20, 1984 in Vacaville, California. She was raised in Seattle to a musical father who offered her exposure in music and theatre. Not long, she then began singing at five to a group of five girls named Seattle Girls' Choir.
Her youth was a little messy where she was called "Trouble" by people for her participation with illegal drugs and with her sexual preference. After these years, the experiences had greatly influenced her songwriting skills. Later on, she found her way to high school but decided to stop and opted for a GED certificate.
Reprise Records then took interest of her and re-recorded her demo recording when she was twelve to released her first full length album Trouble on 2004. She is actively touring with Ryan Cabrerra on 2005. And 2006, her management company, McGhee Entertainment, reported that a new album is in the process of being written and recorded.
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| Year | Title | Adult Top 40 | Album |
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| 2004 | Somebody | 39 | Trouble |
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Singles
| Date | Title | Label |
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| 2004 | Somebody | Reprise |
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- Earned the nickname Trouble for her scandalous act involving drugs and sex when she was younger.
- McKee's first major brush with national exposure came in the March 7, 2004 "Shoot the Moon" episode of the American Dreams TV series, in which she portrayed Janis Joplin.
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