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18 de feb. de 2017 · Provided to YouTube by ColumbiaGet Ready! · RoachfordThe Very Best Of Roachford℗ 1991 Sony Music Entertainment UK LimitedReleased on: 2005-03-03Background V...
Andrew Roachford (Londen, 22 januari 1965) is een Britse singer-songwriter en de belangrijkste kracht achter de band Roachford, die in 1989 hun eerste succes scoorde met de hits Cuddly Toy en Family Man.Hij heeft ook een succesvolle solocarrière achter de rug. Hij werd benoemd tot Lid in de Orde van het Britse Rijk (MBE) in de 2019 Birthday Honours voor diensten aan muziek.
Andrew Roachford (ur. 22 stycznia 1965, Londyn) – brytyjski wokalista i autor piosenek. ... Roachford (1988) Get Ready! (1991) Permanent Shade of Blue (1994) Feel (1997) The Roachford Files (2000) Heart of the Matter (2003) The Very Best of Roachford (2005) Word of Mouth (2005) Where I Stand (2011)
Get Ready! Lyrics: Just how long can a soul be bound and chained? / Just how long can the walls of the past remain? / Just how long can a mountain be too high to climb? / Nothing don't last forever
Born in London in 1965 to West Indian parents, Andrew Roachford grew up in a musical environment listening to Motown, glam rock, reggae, and jazz. One ... the following three albums -- Get Ready (1991), Permanent Shade of Blue (1994), and Feel (1997) -- also charted creditably. Fans embraced the band's unique style, which combined Motown ...
3 de nov. de 2017 · Review of gig featuring Andrew Roachford, Live Rooms, Chester, 2 November 2017. Review of gig featuring Andrew Roachford, Live Rooms, Chester, 2 November 2017. ... David Randall presents ‘Assume The Position’ on Get Ready to ROCK! Radio every Sunday at 22:00 GMT. Featured Artist (and interview) UK Tour dates (November/December 2017)
Cuddly Toy (song) " Cuddly Toy " is a song by British band Roachford. It was the second single taken from their self-titled debut studio album, and was their first chart hit single. It was recorded at CBS Recording Studios, Whitfield Street, London over a three-day period between Saturday 19 March and Monday 21 March 1988.
