Deacon Blue
Deacon Blue
Artist Information
Genres: Adult Contemporary, Alternative Pop/Rock, Pop/Rock, Dream Pop
Active: 80's, 90's
Formed: 1985
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Biography
Taking their name from a Steely Dan song, Deacon Blue is one of the best unknown bands in Scotland. With the vocals of singer-songwriter Ricky Ross backed by jazz and soul-inspired melodies, the group recorded several British hits in the late-1980s. Their success, however, failed to carry over to American audiences. Frustrated by their inability to secure international popularity, the group disbanded in the summer of 1994. Although he launched a solo career, Ross had no greater success than he had as frontman for Deacon Blue. In May 1999, the group agreed to reunite for a series of concerts in Great Britain and Europe. Their first new album in five years, Walking Back Home, was released shortly afterwards.
Discography
Release: October 17, 2006
Label: Sony BMG/Columbia
Release: December 16, 2002
Label: Sony, Sony BMG Europe, Sony/BMG
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