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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. Their hits included "Agadoo", "Superman" and their United Kingdom Eurovision Song Contest 1979 seventh-place finisher "Mary Ann" in Jerusalem. Career
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.
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.
Alan Barton ist am 23. März 1995 im Alter von 41 Jahren in Köln, Deutschland, gestorben. Todesursache: Alan Barton, der nach dem Ausstieg von Chris Norman Frontmann der Band "Smokie" wurde, starb an den Folgen einer Gehirnquetschung, die er bei einem Unfall mit dem Tour-Bus in der Nähe von Gummersbach erlitt. Grab:
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...
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.
As the song required a more 'throaty' vocal, Alan Barton was moved to being lead singer, with Steve Scholey on backing vocals for the band's recordings, but remaining as lead singer on live performances.
19th March 2015 was a night to remember and honour the life of Alan Barton, former lead singer of 'Black Lace' and 'Smokie'.
Terry and Alan knew the new 'Smokie' could succeed, but how could it be done without Chris? Mr. Norman offered the solution; he had a friend called Alan Barton, who he rated highly as a lead singer. Terry and Alan were not so sure - Alan Barton's musical background was very different to that of 'Smokie' and in the end they said no.
Celebration of the late Alan Barton's life (best known as former lead singer from 'Smokie' and 'Black Lace') who sadly died in 1995.Alan would have celebrated...
