Suzanne Lynch on the Beat Goes On

Beginning with the Chicks and C'mon, Suzanne has carved out a great and continuing musical career in New Zealand. Suzanne visits the Beat Goes On to tell us about her new projects such as New Zealand's Got Talent and music director for the new film about Radio Hauraki called "Three Mile Limit".

[@tuchapman2176]

Suzanne is an icon! I have been a huge fan nearly all my life! She was phenomenal in the Lady Killers alongside, Taisha Tari, Tina Cross and Jackie Clarke

[@p28-e7j]

Is this the lady who sang on Cat Stevens very young?
If it is....my gosh her vocals make that great song

[@morristonian]

Is it? That was beautiful on "Oh Very Young".

[@mikereiss4216]

I believe it's the same singer.

[@JosePlata]

It's her 100%...

[@judis6224]

Does she remember being on lets get it together in england?the bay city rollers were on it.

[@mnorth1964]

Suzanne is a New Zealand legend. I've been a fan since I was a small child but I can remember the hits like yesterday. Sunshine Through a Prism, Ferris Wheel and all the songs she recorded as part of "The Chicks". The 8 years she spent in England with Cat Stevens were a great experience for Suzanne but an enormous loss to New Zealand's music scene.

[@thealpha4458]

Suzanne is my singing teacher

[@jcjohnsong8570]

Great ... may you make quality music for your corner of the world ...

[@catiecatnz178]

Suzanne is my singing teacher

[@jcjohnsong8570]

Cool ... passing down her skills and love of music to a new generation ... very cool ...

[@raewynnemonteghue3318]

love Suzannes music she is New Zealand legend

[@poobum9857]

Great song - perfect singer to launch it x

[@noelgrigg8113]

Gee she speaks really well. Good on you Suzanne

[@NanaackomprekoAbed]

Hello dear

[@bosshogg1915]

Speaks like a female version of Wayne Anderson lol

[@mnorth1964]

Suzanne is a New Zealand legend. I've been a fan since I was a small child but I can remember the hits like yesterday. Sunshine Through a Prism, Ferris Wheel and all the songs she recorded as part of "The Chicks". The 8 years she spent in England with Cat Stevens were a great experience for Suzanne but an enormous loss to New Zealand's music scene.