About Judy Jacques
Judy Jacques was a television presenter and singer.
Judy Jacques (born 1944) is an Australian singer and TV presenter. Jacques is now predominantly a Jazz singer but has also performed gospel and folk.
Jacques career began at age 11 singing on Radio 3AW. She joined the Yarra Yarra Jazz Band at 15. Over the years she has fronted the Judy Jacques Quintet, Lighthouse - with Lighthouse The Sixties Sessions (2016) - Compilation featuring The Yarra Yarra New Orleans Jazz Band and The Gospel Four. "What Can I Do Lord" (1965) - Lombard Records (split with The Idlers Five) "Since You're Gone" (1966) - Astor "Somewhere In The World" (1967) - Astor
Yarra Yarra New Orleans Jazz Band with Judy Jacques "Jazz As You Like It At City Hall" Volume 1 (1964) - Crest Record Co "Volume 1" (1962) - Crest Record Co "Volume 2" (1962) - Crest Record Co
Judy Jacques And Her Gospel Four "Judy Jacques And Her Gospel Four" (1963) - Crest Record Co "Be My Friend" (1964) - Crest Record Co
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Judy Jacques. https://biography.guide/judy-jacques/
MLA: "Judy Jacques." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/judy-jacques/.
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