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Alan Leslie Barton (16 September 1953 – 23 March 1995) was a British singer and member of the hit-making duo Black Lace. [1] Their hits included " Agadoo ", " Superman " and their United Kingdom Eurovision Song Contest 1979 seventh-place finisher " Mary Ann " in Jerusalem .
Alan Barton – guitar, lead and backing vocals (1973–1987; died 1995) Terry Dobson – drums, backing vocals (1973–1981) Colin Gibb (Colin Routh) – guitar – lead vocals (1976–2024; died 2024) (Official version and Tenerife version) Ian Howarth – lead guitar, bass guitar, vocals (1973–1976) Steve Scholey – lead vocals (1973–1981)
While Barrault died, the driver of the motorcycle did not need to be evacuated from the vehicle and survived the crash. Roland Barthes: 1915 1980 64 years French philosopher pedestrian Paris, France Hit by a laundry van while walking home from a lunch party hosted by François Mitterrand. Alan Barton: 1953 1995 41 years British
Alan Silson and Pete Eastwood joined the band, but the latter soon left and was replaced by Chris Norman. In November 1967 the band changed their name to The Four Corners. In April 1968, the group found a manager in Mark Jordan, who advised them to rename themselves The Elizabethans.
By RYAN GORMAN Heartbreaking video posted online shows a California man singing to his ailing newborn son after his wife died during childbirth –- the child died only hours later. Ashley Picco ...
Sam Lerner paid tribute Sunday to his uncle and fellow actor, Michael Lerner, who died Saturday night. The 'Barton Fink' star was 81.
Alan Scarfe -- a classically-trained British-Canadian actor who starred opposite Jean-Claude Van Damme in Double Impact and Mel Gibson in Lethal Weapon 3 -- has died. He was 77.Scarfe's family ...
[30] In March 1995, Smokie's singer Alan Barton died following an accident in Germany, and the version with Brown was released with all proceeds going to the family of Barton. [30] The song peaked at number three on the UK Singles Chart in October 1995, selling almost half a million copies. [31]