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Katie Buckhaven
Katie Buckhaven is a British female singer whose style is an eclectic mix of jazz and folk songs.
Buckhaven played support to Ben & Jason and Carina Round on the Acoustic Roadworks tour 2001; she has also played with her band at various venues in London.
"The Mail on Sunday" said about her, "Her voice is outstanding...Eva Cassidy without the tragedy, Dido without the electronics, Katie Melua without the ex-womble!"
Buckhaven has also toured Europe, playing solo gigs
the Imperial World", (Cambridge University Press, 2006), co-edited with Catherine Hall. In 2010, Rose wrote a book on "What is Gender History?", which Katie Close of the University of Glasgow describes as featuring "discussions of bodies and sexuality, gender and race/class, masculinities and the contributions of gender historians to central historical topics and themes, including wars and revolution". Other works include "'Gender at work' : Sex, class and industrial capitalism" and "Which