Black The Artist Also Known As Colin Vearncombe - Any Colour You Like Volume Two flac album

Engineer – Neal SnymanMixed By – Phill BrownMusician – Barry Van Zyl, Calum MacColl, Colin Vearncombe, Concorde Nkabinde, James HallawellProducer – Calum MacColl. B3. –Colin Vearncombe. Mastered By – Robin MillarMastered By – Mark SmithMixed By – Rafe McKennaMusician – Boo Hewerdine, Clare Kenny, Colin Vearncombe, Jeremy Stacey, Lady Black, Martin Green, Paul StaceyProducer – Colin Vearncombe, Martin Green.

Colin Vearncombe (26 May 1962 – 26 January 2016), known by his stage name Black, was an English singer-songwriter. He emerged from the punk rock music scene and achieved mainstream pop success in the late 1980s, most notably with the 1986 single "Wonderful Life", which was an international hit the next year

Colin Vearncombe, singer-songwriter who performed under the name Black. Picture: Getty Images. Colin Vearncombe was a Liverpool-born singer-songwriter for whom his biggest successes were also his most problematic works. Recorded under his regular pseudonym of Black, he had just two hit singles, both in 1987; Sweetest Smile and Wonderful Life were both UK top ten hits, with the latter a huge success across Europe

Colin Vearncombe: Vocals Calum MacColl: guitars, flat thing, additional programming, backing vocals Liam Bradley: drums, percussion, backing vocals Mikey Rowe: Keyboards Simon Edwards: bass guitar. String arrangement and extra piano on Good Liar; arrangement & piano on Sunflower : Calum Malcolm String arrangements on Love Show, When It’s Over & Womanly Panther: Ian Stephens Strings Fixer: Robert McFall. Cover photos by Gisli Snaer Booklet photos by Andy Patterson and Kerry Harvey-Piper Artwork concept by Colin Vearncombe Design and layout by Kitty MacColl at BarkingCat. Mark Hird 4 April 2013 at 9:49 pm #.

Colin Vearncombe was born in the West Derby area of Liverpool in 1962 and went to Prescot Grammar School. He saw Deaf School at the new wave club, Eric's, in 1977 and wanted to be a performer himself. He went to art college and played with the Epileptic Tits. It was a stupid name for a stupid band but I knew I wanted to play original material. Black released two singles for Warners but they then dropped him. We’ll tell you what’s true. You can form your own view. Colin Vearncombe, singer and songwriter: born Liverpool 26 May 1962; married twice (three sons); died Cork 26 January 2016. Colin Vearncombe Wonderful Life Liverpool Standard Life Prescot Grammar School.

Black, Colin Vearncombe - Fly Up to the Moon 03:33. Black, Colin Vearncombe - Let Me Watch You Make Love 02:44. Black - Water On Snow 07:29. Black - Tomorrow Is Another Night 03:14. Black - Fly Up to the Moon 03:32. Black - Let Me Watch You Make Love 02:44. Black - Too Many Times 05:02. Black - Swingtime 05:35. Black - Ave Lolita 05:25. Black - The Way She Was Before 03:34. Black, Colin Vearncombe - Better Letting Go 04:43. Black - Two Churches 05:08. Black - Stormy Waters 03:57. Black - Her Coat and No Knickers 05:51. Black, Colin Vearncombe - Sleeper 04:04.

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