WHO REMEMBERS SINGER JOHN MILES , CAN YOU HELP

[zody]

Is he still around performing, does he have a website,

[Colin, Germany]

I have never heard of him, but he has a web-site.

[Sharming Paula]

Probably best known for the 'Children' track released about 3 years ago.

[zody]

that was Robert Miles ,paula, Cantos can confirm this if he is about, have you heard from him lately

[zody]

thanks Colin, a talent was Mr Miles

[Big J R]

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zody said:
thanks Colin, a talent was Mr Miles

Didn't his brother used to advertise Mackeson ?


"........ and by Golly, it does yer good !!"

[TopGun]

He sang the track Highfly in 1975 I think ,I Do have it on my P C zody ,PM me your E-Mail address and I'll let you have it. You may have to disable your Firewall depending on which one you have .

[Sharming Paula]

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zody said:
that was Robert Miles ,paula, Cantos can confirm this if he is about, have you heard from him lately

Cantos is alive and well - has had computer problems.

Pure blonde moment there - sorry Zody. Am I a muppet or what (no don't answer that one lol)

[zody]

ok, I wont <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> as it is you

[American FLEET FAN No1]

I hope this helps.

 

Biography

Best remembered for the rock ballad "Music," singer John Miles was born April 23, 1949 in Jarrow, England. His first musical venture of note was the Influences, which also launched the careers of Roxy Music drummer Paul Thompson and Geordie guitarist Vic Malcolm; following the group's breakup, he formed the John Miles Band, relocating to London in 1975 and soon landing a deal with Decca. Miles' debut LP Rebel followed a year later, launching the UK hit "Highfly"; the follow-up, the epic ballad "Music," reached the British Top Five and paved the way for a U.S. tour in support of Elton John. 1977's Stranger in the City also yielded a Top Ten entry in "Slow Down," but successive efforts like 1978's Zaragon, 1979's More Miles Per Hour and 1981's Miles High failed to recreate Miles' initial flush of success. In the wake of 1985's Transition, he lent vocals to projects from the Alan Parsons Project and Jimmy Page, subsequently touring behind acts including Tina Turner and Joe Cocker; Upfront, Miles' first new solo album in eight years, followed in 1993. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

[zody]

cheers Les

[American FLEET FAN No1]

You are most welcomed!

Still like hearing "Music", occasionally!

[zody]

One of his best LP's was Manhattan Skyline