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Steve Coy. Timothy Lever. Peter Oxendale. Jason Alburey. Dean Bright. Dead or Alive were an English pop band who released eight studio albums from 1984 to 2021. The band formed in 1980 in Liverpool and found success in the mid-1980s, releasing seven singles that made the UK Top 40 and three albums in the UK Top 30.
Keyboard. Timothy Lever (1983–1990) Keyboard. Jason Alburey (1995–2003) Schlagzeug. Joe Musker (1980–1982) Dead or Alive war eine englische Band, die 1978 von Pete Burns, Martin Healey, Phil Hurst und Walter Ogden unter dem Namen Nightmares in Wax in Liverpool gegründet wurde. 1980 erfolgte die Umbenennung in Dead or Alive.
Pete Burns and Steve Coy joined keyboard player Jason Alburey in 1996 and have continued to record and play venues every since. Though they have never replicated the success of 1985, Dead Or Alive still command a large international following.
About. Jason Alburey - AKA Jeyjon - quit his home town of Nottingham at a young age, chasing the bright city of London. On arrival, he flexed his many talents working as an actor, model and...
- Dead or Alive
- February 1, 1994
- January 1, 2006
- London, England, United Kingdom
The year 1995 saw new work from Dead or Alive with new keyboardists Jason Alburey and Dean Bright, joining Burns and Coy for the album Nukleopatra. The album featured a smattering of previously released material, including "Rebel Rebel", "Sex Drive", and two tracks that originally appeared on Fan the Flame (Part 1), "Gone Too Long" and "Unhappy ...
The year 1995 saw new work from Dead or Alive with new keyboardists Jason Alburey and Dean Bright, joining Burns and Coy for the album Nukleopatra. The album featured a smattering of previously released material, including "Rebel Rebel", "Sex Drive", and two tracks that originally appeared on Fan the Flame (Part 1) , "Gone Too Long" and ...
Jason Alburey (1996-Present) Replaced Percy and Lever in the musical department, Alburey was instrumental in the formation of Dead Or Alive's ever modernising sound. Alburey appears in the 2006 video for You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) despite having nothing to do with the song itself.
