Not to be confused with the other Paul Young (Love of the Common People, Wherever I Lay My Hat), this Paul Young first came to prominence as singer with 1970s English rock band Sad Cafe.
Young later enjoyed success sharing vocal duties with Paul Carrack in Mike + The Mechanics, fronting such songs as All I Need Is a Miracle and Word of Mouth.
Paul
Gino Vanelli was born in Montreal in 1952, the son of big band musician Russ Vanelli. Gino started playing percussion at an early age and by 15 was writing songs - he signed his first recording contract just out of high school.
He released his first album in 1973 and in 1975 was only the second caucasian performer to appear on legendary music TV
Born George Alan O'Dowd in 1961, Boy George was at the vanguard of new romantic music in England in the late 1970s and early 1980s, with his band Culture Club.
Their debut 1982 album Kissing To Be Clever included the international hit Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? and their follow-up album Colour By Numbers sold more than 10 million copies
Red Symons emigrated to Australia from England (on the same boat as the Bee Gees!) in 1958 at the tender age of 9.
Having completed a Science degree in pure mathematics and computer science, Symons joined Skyhooks in 1970, playing guitar on all their great 70s hits including Ego Is Not a Dirty Word,Living in the 70's, and Horror Movie.
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Son of American Rock'n'Roll pioneer Johnny Burnette, Rocky Burnette was born in Memphis Tennessee in 1953.
Rocky followed in his father's footsteps, playing rowdy, high-energy rockabilly highlighted by his 1980 international hit single Tired of Toein' the Line.
