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Paul Young
Artist Bio
Paul Young isn't just a name; he's a voice etched into the soundtrack of the '80s. While some artists fade, Young keeps reminding us why his blue-eyed soul still resonates. He's not just coasting on nostalgia; he's actively touring, reminding everyone that his hits still slap.
Before the platinum albums and global fame, Young was cutting his teeth in the UK music scene. He fronted bands like Kat Kool & The Kool Kats and the Q-Tips, honing his stage presence and signature vocal style. These weren't just gigs; they were his proving ground.
Then came the solo career. 'No Parlez' dropped in '83 and instantly blew up. Suddenly, everyone knew Paul Young. 'Come Back and Stay' and 'Love of the Common People' became instant anthems, dominating the charts on both sides of the Atlantic. His soulful delivery mixed with a pop sensibility was pure magic.
But let's be real, 'Every Time You Go Away' is the track that cemented his icon status. The Daryl Hall penned song became a global sensation. The music video was in constant rotation on MTV. The song still hits hard today.
Beyond the hits, Young's influence stretches further than you might think. His willingness to blend genres and experiment with sounds paved the way for other artists. He wasn't afraid to wear his influences on his sleeve, bringing a raw, soulful energy to the pop landscape.
He’s popped up on reality TV shows, proving he doesn’t take himself too seriously. He also keeps touring. Paul Young is proof that some artists don't just disappear after their initial burst of fame. His music continues to find new audiences, proving that a great voice and catchy tunes are timeless.
Popular Albums
Popular Songs
| Track Number | Song | Release Date | Album |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 |  Every Time You Go Away | Feb 25, 1985 | From Time to Time (The Singles Collection) |
| 02 |  Senza una donna (Without a Woman) | Mar 18, 1991 | From Time to Time (The Singles Collection) |
