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Billy Ocean with The Trammps, Tavares, and more

Sep 9, 2023  ·  Apps Court Farm, Walton-on-Thames Apps Court Farm, Walton-on-Thames

Billy Ocean
Sep 9
Billy Ocean
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London-born R&B singer Lemar Obika rose to fame on "Fame Academy," earning a Sony deal and spawning hits like "Got Me Saying (Ooh)." He's bagged two Brit Awards and two MOBOs, and collaborated with stars like Beverley Knight and Brian Rawling. Known for his soulful sound across albums like "The Truth About Love."
Born in South Carolina, Jocelyn Brown became a disco icon with hits like "Somebody Else's Guy." Known for her powerful voice, she worked with artists like Manu Dibango, Chic, and Culture Club, and was part of groups like Musique and Inner Life. Her voice was also famously sampled in Snap's "The Power."
Born in Massachusetts, Tavares is a five-brother group known for hits like "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel" & "More Than a Woman." Hit R&B charts in the '70s; worked with Freddie Perren & covered by Hall & Oates.
Loose Ends, formed in the early '80s, is famous for hits like "Hangin' on a String." Led by Carl McIntosh since 1988, the group never disbanded, producing classics through the '90s.
Born in Trinidad and Tobago, Billy Ocean moved to the UK and hit the charts with '70s hits like "Love Really Hurts Without You." His '80s success peaked with "Caribbean Queen" and "Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car." His albums span soul, rock, and R&B, achieving global fame and multiple platinum awards.
Sugarhill Gang, pioneers from New York, launched hip-hop with "Rapper's Delight" in 1979, selling over 8 million copies. Known for hits like "8th Wonder" and "Apache," they faded by mid-80s but returned in 1999.
Born globally (Holland, Turkey, Italy), Armand Van Helden became a house music icon with hits like "Witch Doktor" & "U Don't Know Me". Famous for remixes and Duck Sauce, he's worked with stars like Dizzee Rascal & Madonna.
Groove Armada, formed by Andy Cato & Tom Findlay in London, are iconic in dance music. Known for hits like 'At the River,' they have top albums on Jive, SONY, & BMG, with Grammy & Brit nods, excelling in live shows.
Atlanta-born Trevor Nelson, an alternative artist inspired by legends like Ed Sheeran & Michael Jackson, gained fame with covers like "Shape of You". Known for his multi-instrumental talent since childhood, he collaborates widely in the music scene.
UK Garage pioneer DJ Spoony reimagines classic anthems with a 36-piece orchestra on "Garage Classical," featuring stars like Paloma Faith and Lily Allen. Known for sold-out shows at Barbican and Eventim Apollo, he recently dazzled at Royal Albert Hall.
Shalamar, formed from "Soul Train" in the US, hit fame with Howard Hewett's "The Second Time Around." Known for funk, disco & R&B, they earned four gold US albums, including two platinum. After lineup changes, they reunited and still perform widely, with tracks like "The Real Thing" achieving over one million streams.

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