success. Aneka then dropped the Aneka title and continued with the folk-singing career she had begun before her fame. Aneka featured in a 2006 Channel 4 documentary titled 'Bring Back The One Hit Wonders'. Justin Lee Collins attempted to organise a one-off performance of as many one hit wonders as possible but despite getting in touch with Aneka, she declined to take part as she did not want to travel to London from her home in Scotland, and had no desire to perform the hit that made her place in pop history. She stated though that "Japanese Boy" sold five million copies around the world. She has since confirmed her retirement from music, and was last known to be working as a part-time tour guide for the Scottish city of Stirling. Mary Sandeman Under her real name, Aneka released two albums; one in 1979 titled Introducing Mary Sandeman and another in 1991, Reflections on Scotland. These albums featured many traditional folk songs sung both in English and Scots language. Aneka had been a Gold Medal winner at The Mòd. After her commercial success ended, Aneka dropped the Aneka name and returned to her Scottish folk roots and continued to perform under her real name. A mezzo-soprano, she has appeared with the Scottish Fiddle Orchestra in concert and on record. In 1994 she made a documentary entitled Aite Mo Ghaoil: Mary Sandeman and Islay. She has also appeared on STV music shows such as Thingummyjig and Hogmanay celebrations. Aneka is divorced from her husband, Angus, who was a doctor. They had two sons, Duncan and Iain. Her brother, David, was killed in a flying accident in 1975. Discography Studio albums Singles References 1947 births Living people British dance musicians 20th-century Scottish women singers Scottish folk singers Hansa Records artists Musicians from Edinburgh