Joe Fagin

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Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Singles
Breaking away
  UK 77 December 24, 1983 (2 weeks)
That's livin 'alright
  UK 3 
silver
silver
07/01/1984 (11 weeks)
Why Don't We Spend The Night
  UK 82 03/17/1984 (6 weeks)
Back with the Boys Again / Get It Right
  UK 53 03/08/1986 (13 weeks)
Pride Of Merseyside
  UK 81 04/01/1987 (2 weeks)

Joe Fagin (born January 1940 ) is a British pop singer.

Career

Fagin was the lead singer of the Merseybeat band The Strangers in the 1960s , which often played at the same concerts as the Beatles . Fagin only became known to a larger audience after he recorded the song That's Livin 'Alright in 1983. The song served as the theme music for the television series Goodbye, Pet ; Fagin's single climbed to number 3 in the British charts , not least because of the popularity of the series .

Fagin was in 1985 one of the singers of all-star band The Crowd (including with Paul McCartney , Gerry Marsden , Tony Christie , Motörhead and many others), which in the UK charts with the charity -Single You'll Never Walk Alone a number -one hit , the proceeds of which went to the victims of the fire disaster in the stadium of the English soccer club Bradford City .

In 1986 Fagin had another chart success - with two songs from the second season of Auf Wiedersehen, Pet : Back with the Boys Again and Get It Right .

An edited version of That's Livin 'Alright went on sale in 2006 as That's England Alright ; with the text Fagin supported the English national soccer team at the soccer world cup 2006 in Germany - but unofficially, the official song of the three lions team was World at Your Feet by the band Embrace .

Individual evidence

  1. Charts UK
  2. Music Sales Awards: UK

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