Paul Young versus Paul Young
Paul Young born January 17, 1956 is a British musician, singer and songwriter. He achieved success as a solo artist with hits like “Every Time you Go Away”. Paul Young born June 17, 1947...
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DEF: Paul Young “Everything Must Change”
Three songs from Paul Young‘s 1985 album The Secret of Association made appearances on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart. After the first two songs hit the Top 20, on this date in 1986, the third of that...
DEF: Paul Young “Love of the Common People”
Bedfordshire, England-born musician Paul Young hit Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart with three songs from his debut album, No Parlez. On this date in 1984, the third of that trio of songs, “Love of the Common People,”...
DEF: Paul Young “Some People”
One song from Bedfordshire, England-born musician Paul Young‘s 1986 album Between Two Fires reached Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart. On this date that year, that song — “Some People” — climbed to a peak position of number...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Paul Young “Oh Girl”
British musician Paul Young scored his biggest hit in 1985, when “Every Time You Go Away” spent one week at number one on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart. Just over five years later, in the fall...
DEF: Paul Young “Everytime You Go Away”
British musician Paul Young has reached Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart nine times in his career, with five of those songs hitting the Top 40 and two climbing to the Top 10. Young scored the biggest...
DEF: Paul Young “Come Back And Stay”
British singer Paul Young is most remembered for his rendition of “Everytime You Go Away,” which hit number one on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart for one week in 1985. “Everytime You Go Away” is one of...
DEF: Paul Young “I’m Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down”
British musician Paul Young is most remembered for his number one hit “Everytime You Go Away,” though Young has also had four other Top 40 hits in his career. Those hits include the follow-up...
The Chi-Lites
In the early 1970s, the Chicago-based vocal group the Chi-Lites hit the top five with consecutive singles on what would be their only two top 20 hits. In December 1971, “Have You Seen Her” peaked at number three...
