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3 days ago · Paul Young was a member of the Streetband, who made the UK charts with the novelty record “Toast”. He was then part of the band Q Tips, a band that did much to preserve an interest in ’60s soul and R&B. As Q Tips collapsed from exhaustion and lack of finance, Young signed as a solo artist with CBS.
4 days ago · Paul’s meeting fans, singing songs, and telling stories about his incredible career. It’s time to revel in the classic hits and learn the stories behind them in this intimate show. PLEASE NOTE: This is a totally seated event.
5 days ago · 17 Paul Young / No Parlez. 18 Mark Knopfler / One Deep River. 19 Wham! / Fantastic. 20 Wham! / Make It Big. 21 Keane / Hopes and Fears. 22 Luther Vandross / Never Too Much. 23 Crowded House / Gravity Stairs. 24 Ultravox / Lament. 25 Tori Amos / Unrepentant Geraldines. 26 Bronski Beat / The Age of Consent. 27 Thin Lizzy / 1976
3 days ago · Answer: Paul Young "Come Back and Stay" from Paul Young debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on November 7th 1983. The highest chart peak was 18. The song peaked at number one in: Belgium. New Zealand. Switzerland. West Germany. Album: "No Parlez" (1983).
3 days ago · No Parlez. Paul Young. Released. 2024. Blu-ray — Blu-ray Audio, ... No items available in the Marketplace. Learn more about selling on Discogs. Statistics.
5 days ago · Reissues and releases. Thu 08 Feb. News. 08 Feb 2024. 437. Wham! / Fantastic & Make It Big deluxe editions issued on SDE-exclusive blu-ray.
5 days ago · Paul Young's debut album "No Parlez" was a number one record throughout much of Europe. Three tracks from the album were hit singles, with "Wherever I Lay My Hat" hitting the top spot in the UK, and "Love of the Common People" and "Come Back and Stay" also making the top five.
