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Nach dem Austritt von Chris Norman 1986 wurde Barton im Jahr 1988 neuer Frontman bei Smokie und absolvierte – mit Chris Norman – sein erstes Smokie-Konzert in Lübeck am 7. Mai 1988 auf dem Volksfestplatz.
Born in Barnsley, Yorkshire, [1] Barton replaced Chris Norman in Smokie in 1986, recording six albums with them, and touring extensively as their lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist. [1] He was the lead singer on Smokie's revival of their hit, " Living Next Door to Alice ", recorded with comedian Roy 'Chubby' Brown , as "Living Next ...
Smokie tingelten derweil mit ihrem neuen Sänger Alan Barton (* 16. September 1953) durch die Lande. Norman und Bohlen beendeten ihre Zusammenarbeit, und Bohlen produzierte 1989 für Smokie den Song September 1953) durch die Lande.
25. März 1995 · Mr Alan Barton, of the band Smokie and formerly front man for Eurovision Song contest group Black Lace, had suffered serious head injuries in the accident on Sunday.
- The Herald Staff
We always remember Alan Barton, this time of year Alan was a huge part of the Smokie family as well as the band's history and will always be sadly missed, by band members and fans alike. RIP Alan, never forgotten.
17. Apr. 1995 · At a time when there's much talk in the music industry of selling British talent abroad, Alan Barton, lead singer with Black Lace and more recently Smokie, had been out there flying the flag...
Smokie (Alan Barton, Alan Silson & Terry Uttley) unplugged with "If you think you know how to love me" and "Living next door to Alice".
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