Wendy Matthews completed her touring commitments for the new wave group Absent Friends in mid-1990 . She went into the studio with producer Ricky Fataar ( ex-Beach Boys , Rutles ) to record her debut solo album , '' Émigré '' . Her session musicians included Absent Friends ' members Garry Gary Beers ( also in INXS ) on bass guitar , Andrew Duffield on keyboards , Sean Kelly on guitar , Roger Mason on keyboards , James Valentine on saxophone , and Mick King on guitar . She also enlisted Tim Finn ( Crowded House ) and Peter Blakeley on backing vocals . The album peaked at No . 11 on the Australian Recording Industry Association Albums Charts . It spawned the hit singles " Token Angels " ( No . 18 in November 1990 ) , Bobby Womack 's " Woman 's Got ta Have It " ( No . 34 in February 1991 ) and " Let 's Kiss ( Like Angels Do ) " ( No . 14 in June ) . Matthews won ' Best Female Artist ' and ' Breakthrough Artist – Single ' ( " Token Angels " ) at the ARIA Music Awards of 1991 . Matthews was also voted ' Best Female Singer ' in the 1990 Australian '' Rolling Stone '' readers poll
ARIA Music Awards of 1991
ARIA Music Awards of 1991
Émigré (album)