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John Charles Waite is a British rock singer and musician. As a solo artist, he has released ten studio albums and is best known for the 1984 hit single "Missing You", which reached No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and the top ten on the UK Singles Chart. He was also the lead vocalist for the successful rock bands The Babys and Bad English.
4 de jul. de 2023 · John Waite - Ignition (Chrysalis, 1982) Waite’s first solo album leaned heavily on the minor success he’d chalked up with The Babys, but was also a product of its times: a tightly produced, heavily processed record that was aimed straight at radio. Strangely, its spark never started a fire, even though Waite’s performance is impeccable.
John Waite formed the Babys in London, England in 1976 with Wally Stocker (guitar), Mike Corby (vocals, keyboards), and Tony Brock (drums). Initially conceived as a teen pop band, the Babys earned a record contract based on the strength of a video demo they constructed with producer Mike Mansfield.
2 de ago. de 2022 · John Waite has had a wonderful career to date, and whilst many know him from his time in The Babys and Bad English it’s his solo work that really shows the soul of the man. The sheer variety and depth and passion in his work, particularly that which he produced in the 90’s is something that few others have achieved with such eloquence and grace.
John Waite (Lancaster, 4 juli 1952) is een Britse zanger. Hij is vooral bekend door zijn leadzang voor de band The Babys. Bekende nummers van Waite zijn onder andere Isn't Time, Everytime I think of you en Piece Of The Action, (allen met The Babys), Missing you (solo) Time stood still en When I see you smile (met Bad English).
This is the official video for "If You Ever Get Lonely" by John Waite from his 2011 U.S./European release, "Rough & Tumble." For more info: www.modelmusicg...
John Waite, né le 4 juillet 1952 à Lancaster, est un chanteur et bassiste britannique qui détient la particularité d'avoir atteint la première place du Billboard Hot 100 à deux reprises : une première fois le 22 septembre 1984 sous son propre nom d'artiste en interprétant la chanson Missing You, ...
