Toni Williams

For the Jamaican gymnast, see Toni Ann Williams.

Antoni Williams or Toni Williams is a New Zealand pop singer, of Pacific Island descent, who began singing at the Ghandi Dance Hall in Auckland City where he became a local sensation.^[1] He toured New Zealand with Joe Browns Tours including one tour in 1962 where he headlined along with the Howard Morrison Quartet. He had a wonderful voice, and made a couple of records with the full orchestral backing of a touring American Orchestra including a track called "I'm Tired of the Rain". Recorded on Tru-Gem Records and attributed to The Al Lerner Group, the voice is that of Antoni Williams.

Singles

"Rose (Can I Share A Bed With You)" (1976) [#11 NZ]
"The One I Sing My Love Songs To" (1977) [#7 NZ]

References

↑ Bourke, Chris (3 July 2013). "Toni Williams". AudioCulture.

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