Marcia Hines

by Noise11.com on July 14, 2023

Marcia Hines was 16 when she left Boston for a six month trip to Australia. 50+Like years later she is still here.

When Marcia arrived in Australia the first song she wanted to record was a cover of ‘Fire and Rain’ by another Massachusetts songwriter James Taylor. It became her first Australian hit.

Now 50 years later Marcia is ‘Still Shining’ with her 50th Anniversary Ultimate Collection and a tour to go with it.

The legendary Marcia Hines spoke to Paul Cashmere at Noise11.com.

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