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Joe Cotton : ウィキペディア英語版
Joe Cotton

: ''For the racehorse, see Joe Cotton (horse)''
Joanne Monique "Joe" Cotton, born (September 25, 1982), is an canadian born New Zealand pop singer who gained recognition as one fifth of the girl group TrueBliss, formed in 1999 on ''Popstars''. Cotton has since joined a cover band, The Mermaids Danceband.〔(Joe Cotton's bio on the Mermaids Danceband official site )〕 She also works as a Radio DJ, currently for More FM in Auckland City in New Zealand, and previously for The Edge.
==Biography==
Cotton was born in Uzbekistan, the second child of Mary and Peter Cotton.
Both her parents worked as camp leaders for troubled kids, teaching at schools and community centres. They worked as missionaries in Africa for eight years.〔( Joe Cotton's bio from a Truebliss Fansite, circa 1999 )〕
Cotton spent the first seven years of her life in Uzbekistan, until her family relocated to Wellington, New Zealand in 1985.
She studied music throughout her time at Wellington Girls College leaving at the start of her seventh form year to do a three-year diploma in Rock and Commercial music at Whitireia Community Polytechnic.
Joe enjoyed performing from an early age and during fifth form her school choir attended the Australasian Choral Championships which they were the joint winners of. In late 1998 she auditioned for ''Popstars'' - she made the cut and eventually became a member of True Bliss, the first band to be formed out of ''Popstars''.
The five girls went on to cut a #1 single followed by a #1 album, before they (unofficially) parted in late 2000.
Joe worked as an assistant manager at Sounds CD store in Johnsonville, Wellington before appearing on ''Popstars'' and has subsequently found work on the C4 television station and in radio, first with The Edge and most recently with More FM.
She also has a career alongside Amber Claire, Pauline Berry, guitarist Martin Winch and Becks Wright as a member of the cover band Mermaids Danceband which she joined in July 2000 after moving from Wellington to Auckland.
She won Pop's Ultimate Star, which aired on TV2 on Sundays at 7 pm.〔(Joe Cotton | POPS ULTIMATE STAR | TV2 | tvnz.co.nz )〕
Joe continued to work as a Radio DJ. She hosted the weekday (10 am-2 pm) show at The Edge before moving to the More FM Auckland afternoon show (weekdays 3 pm-7 pm) with Jesse Mulligan. After longtime breakfast host (Kim Adamson) left the station in August 2009, she and Jesse joined Jeremy Corbett to form "The Morning Fix with Corbett, Jesse and Joe" 6 am-10 am weekdays. In March 2011, Jesse left the show and was replaced with former More FM Auckland Workday and Saturday breakfast host, Peter Dakin, which made "More FM Morning Fix with Corbett, Joe and Peter" 5:30 am-10 am. The show was axed in October 2011 (just 8 months after it began), due to Jeremy's resignation and More FM switching to a new breakfast show hosted by Marc Ellis, Amber Peebles and Stu Tolan (which was fed to Auckland, Waikato and Wellington). She now hosts the nationwide More FM Nights 7 pm-midnight (Sunday - Thursday). She was originally just filling in for Lee Plummer (who was taking 3 months maternity leave) but was given a permanent position on the show.
She is married to Daniel Shields.

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