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Alan Leslie Barton (* 16. September 1953 in Barnsley; † 23. März 1995 in Köln) war ein britischer Sänger. Karriere. 1973 bildete er die Gruppe Black Lace mit Colin Routh, Steve Scoley and Terry Dalton.
- Smokie
Alan Barton (1986–1995 †) Gesang. Mike Craft (1995–2021)...
- Smokie
Alan Leslie Barton (16 September 1953 – 23 March 1995) was a British singer and member of the hit-making duo Black Lace. Their hits included " Agadoo ", " Superman " and their United Kingdom Eurovision Song Contest 1979 seventh-place finisher " Mary Ann " in Jerusalem .
Alan Barton (1986–1995 †) Gesang. Mike Craft (1995–2021) Smokie ist eine britische Pop-Rock -Band, die zu den populärsten Gruppen der 1970er Jahre gehört. Ihre erfolgreichsten Titel sind Living Next Door to Alice, Lay Back in the Arms of Someone, Oh Carol, Mexican Girl und For a Few Dollars More.
JahrTitelmusiklabelHöchstplatzierung, ...( de)Höchstplatzierung, ...( at)2018Discover What We CoveredBellevue ...——2010Take a MinuteFerryhouse (WMG)——2004On the WireCoconut Records (Sony BMG)——2001Uncovered TooCoconut Records (Sony BMG)——He was replaced by Alan Barton, formerly of Black Lace, who had been suggested by Chris as a good replacement for the band because of his similar vocal style to Norman's. Smokie also recruited keyboard player Martin Bullard. Spencer quit and was replaced on drums by Steve Pinnell.
Alan Leslie Barton (* 16. September 1953 in Barnsley; † 23. März 1995 in Köln) war ein britischer Sänger. Karriere. 1973 bildete er die Gruppe Black Lace mit Colin Routh, Steve Scoley and Terry Dalton.
However, Alan Barton's injuries were so critical that after 5 days in intensive care, he lost his fight for life. The band had now to face the biggest crisis they had ever been through. Not only had they lost a great front man, but a very dear friend. They knew that if they didn't start work almost immediately, they never would and that would mean the end of Smokie. With the help and support ...
17. Apr. 1995 · Alan Lesley Barton, singer, songwriter: born Barnsley 16 September 1953; married twice (three sons); died Cologne 23 March 1995. At a time when there's much talk in the music industry of...
