Music artists by genre: British
Disco hit makers of the 1970s! 5000 Volts consists of two talented individuals - stars in their own right.
Published in
Artists 70s
As a teenager, Abigail enjoyed her first UK chart hit in 1992 when "I Feel You" hit #33 on the UK National Singles Chart. She then hit #1 on the UK Hi-NRG Club Chart with her second single "Could It Be Magic".
Published in
Artists 90s
Adeva's success in the singles chart included "Respect", "Warning", "I Thank You", "Beautiful Love", "Treat Me Right" and the collaboration with New York producer and recording artist Paul Simpson, "Musical Freedom (Moving On Up)".
Published in
Artists 80s
Behind Ann Lee stands the English euro vocalist Annerly Gordon who took part in a huge number of eurodance projects. "2 Times" was one of the most outstanding debut songs of the dance scene.
Published in
Artists 90s
Barry Ryan is a British pop singer of the 1960s. His greatest hit was "Eloise".
Published in
Artists 60s
The Brotherhood Of Man first became known internationally in the early seventies with hits like "United We Stand" and "Where Are You Going To My Love". In 1976 they won the Eurovision Song Contest with the much loved song "Save Your Kisses For Me".
Published in
Artists 70s
Bucks Fizz originally a vocal quartet formed in London in 1981, was one of Britain's most successful acts of the 1980s, releasing a remarkable 20 hit singles and chart albums during that decade. In 1981 Bucks Fizz won the Eurovision Song Contest, with their catchy "Making Your Mind Up".
Published in
Artists 80s
Though he is virtually unknown in the United States, Chris Andrews had a fair amount of success in the UK in the mid-1960s as both a performer and a songwriter for other acts.
Published in
Artists 60s
1978 Norman had his first solo hit with "Stumblin' In", 1984 followed "Love Is A Battlefield" (Pat Benatar released this hit at the same time). 1986 finally his breakthrough with the "Tatort" title-song "Midnight Lady".
Published in
Artists 70s
In the early and mid-sixties some excellent musicians and groups emerged from the Pub-Club scene and changed the whole music business around. Groups like The Rolling Stones, The Beatles and Moody Blues had their own individual style, which has ensured their lasting popularity. Among this array of new talent was Dave Berry.
Published in
Artists 60s
Delegation, one of the UK's leading soul/funk acts, has successfully stood the test of time since beginning their career in the mid 1970s as a three-piece vocal group in the tradition of the most successful USA soul acts. Founder and leader Ricky Bailey has guided the group through several personnel changes into one of Europe's most respected bands.
Published in
Artists 70s
The group was usually seen as a grittier, more political and hip-hop or rap-aligned band to rival boy Take That and much less so 5ive, since 5ive frequently included hip hop verses in almost all of their songs.
Published in
Artists 90s
Ultra smooth balladeer Engelbert Humperdinck was often billed as the King of Romance, and for millions of fans around the world, he more than lived up to that title.
Published in
Artists 60s
Precious Wilson has one quality that stands out above the rest and that's her determination to succeed. She is not a newcomer to the business or the charts. Her first big break came with her band Eruption when they entered and won an "RCA Soul Search Contest" in 1975.
Published in
Artists 70s
Gerry Marsden formed the group in the late 1950s with his brother, Fred, Les Chadwick and Arthur McMahon. They rivalled the Beatles early in their career, playing in the same areas of Hamburg, Germany and Liverpool, England.
Published in
Artists 60s
With incomparable range and power, Hazell Dean defined the 1980s for a whole generation. Hazell established a formidable reputation as Queen of the British Clubs, scoring a succession of massive club and dance hits which crossed successfully into main stream charts.
Published in
Artists 80s
Heatwave, one of the most popular soul bands of the past few decades, with their inimitable blend of sweet soul grooves and great pop/soul/dance songs, are back with a vengeance.
Published in
Artists 70s
The mid-60’s music scene was dominated by British Acts, three of which became household names: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and... Herman's Hermits, one of the most successful groups throughout the world.
Published in
Artists 60s
It was in the disco era of the mid 1970s onwards, that Hot Chocolate became a big success with hits like "You Sexy Thing" and "Every 1's a Winner".
Published in
Artists 70s
Jaki Graham is one of that elite band of artists who can truly claim a classic soul voice. Instantly recognisable, powerful and emotive, Jaki's sound has been an inspiration to many a budding singer.
Published in
Artists 80s
Jimmy embarked on a solo career which saw him chalk up another 5 hit singles and two albums; "Read My Lips" (1989) and "The Singles Collection" (1990).
Published in
Artists 80s
Singer Johnny Wakelin traversed the oddest of paths from the seaside cabarets of Brighton, to the top of the British charts. An unassuming, mustachioed white gentleman with a droll humor that sat well within his taste for R&B, reggae, and African rhythms, Wakelin was one of the more surprising of Britain's entries into the mid 1970s disco movement.
Published in
Artists 70s
Kelly Marie is known as a disco-queen from the 1980s. She worked with Mungo Jerry ("In The Summertime"). He composed her first hit "Feels Like I'm In Love" in 1980 which went gold.
Published in
Artists 80s
Kim Wilde had several pop hits during the 1980s. Initially, her synth-driven pop fit in with the new wave movement, but as the decade progressed, it became clear that her strength was mainstream pop.
Published in
Artists 80s
Leo's been earning cult appeal and credibility amongst a new young fan-base as a result of a succession of low-key charismatic live appearances. Confirmation of his status as an icon of contemporary cool came as he was guest on "Shooting Stars", following a series of sell out performances at the Cafe Royal.
Published in
Artists 70s
