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What happened to Barry Blue?
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Anyone remember Barry Blue? I used to have a few of his singles from 1973/74 and was wondering whether anyone knew what happened to him.
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he's showing his age http://a2.ec-images.m...6cbce0873a99c3d/p.jpg
As the possessor of about 20 Uriah Heep albums I have no knowledge of Barry ever being a member and can find no mention of him on the CDs.
However, if Wiki is to be believed......
"Barry Blue (born Barry Ian Green, 4 December 1950, London[1]) is a singer / producer / songwriter from the United Kingdom. He is best known for his hit songs, "Dancin' (on a Saturday Night)" and "Do You Wanna Dance" (both 1973).
At 14 he signed to record producer Norrie Paramor whose erstwhile assistant was one Tim Rice - the producer of Barry's first song "Rainmaker Girl" which became a hit for Gene Pitney in America. Later he became bass player in the original line-up of heavy rock band Uriah Heep, followed in 1966 by a two-year period in A&R at the Bee Gees' publishing company Abigail Music. In 1970 he signed as a writer to ATV-Kirshner. His first major hit was "Sugar Me" which became a hit for Lynsey de Paul and was the first of a series of hits that they co-wrote".
However, if Wiki is to be believed......
"Barry Blue (born Barry Ian Green, 4 December 1950, London[1]) is a singer / producer / songwriter from the United Kingdom. He is best known for his hit songs, "Dancin' (on a Saturday Night)" and "Do You Wanna Dance" (both 1973).
At 14 he signed to record producer Norrie Paramor whose erstwhile assistant was one Tim Rice - the producer of Barry's first song "Rainmaker Girl" which became a hit for Gene Pitney in America. Later he became bass player in the original line-up of heavy rock band Uriah Heep, followed in 1966 by a two-year period in A&R at the Bee Gees' publishing company Abigail Music. In 1970 he signed as a writer to ATV-Kirshner. His first major hit was "Sugar Me" which became a hit for Lynsey de Paul and was the first of a series of hits that they co-wrote".
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