Paul Carrack #1 Most Added at AC Radio This Week!
Posted on: Monday, 27 April 2009, 05:00 CDT
U.S. Radio Embraces UK Singer's New Single 'I Don't Want To Hear Any More' Featuring The Eagles'
New 429 Records Album, I KNOW THAT NAME In Stores
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Paul Carrack has had a long and illustrious career spanning many years and distinguished by the respect he's garnered from fellow musicians, producers and the listening public. Best known for his work with the band Ace (he sang lead on the worldwide smash hit "How Long ...has this been going on"), as one of the lead vocalists for Mike & The Mechanics (singing lead on their smash hits "Silent Running" and "The Living Years") and as a member of Squeeze (he sang lead vocals on their biggest hit "Tempted"), Paul Carrack guested on over 60 albums with artists as diverse as
429 Records is a unit of the Savoy Label Group (SLG). SLG is the North American unit of CME (Columbia Music Entertainment), the oldest music company in
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