Helen Rogers (born in 1962) is a British singer/songwriter. She began singing in 1978 with One Stop Music, an independent South London label specialising in reggae music. After joining Brit funk band Direct Drive as lead vocalist in 1982, Rogers (along with bandmates Pete Quinton, Robert Williams, Mick Ward and Mick Hammond) entered the Black Echoes Top 20 with “In The Middle of Spring” and “Pass The Paper” respectively.
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- Helen Rogers in Block
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- Helen Rogers in Block
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- Helen Rogers in Block
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- Helen Rogers in Block
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- Helen Rogers in Long Nights Short Mornings
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- Helen Rogers in Long Nights Short Mornings
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- Helen Rogers in Long Nights Short Mornings
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- Helen Rogers in Long Nights Short Mornings
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- Helen Rogers in V/H/S
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- Helen Rogers in V/H/S
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- Helen Rogers in V/H/S
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- Helen Rogers in V/H/S
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- Helen Rogers in 24 Exposures
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- Helen Rogers in 24 Exposures
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- Helen Rogers in 24 Exposures
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- Helen Rogers in 24 Exposures
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- Helen Rogers in 24 Exposures
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- Helen Rogers in 24 Exposures
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- Helen Rogers in 24 Exposures
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- Helen Rogers in 24 Exposures
