Sandy Davis
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| Born | May 31, 1948 Walton-on-Thames, England |
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Sandy 'Paul' Davis born (31 May 1948 Walton-on-Thames, England) is a singer-songwriter, producer, musician based in the United Kingdom and Germany.
His career began with his real name Paul Davis in progressive rock band "Gracious", they released two albums; "Gracious" (Vertigo 1970) and "This is... Gracious!!" (Phillips 1972). During which time he also sang the part of Peter on the 1970 rock opera album "Jesus Christ Superstar".He has recorded and released three solo albums; "Inside Every Fat Man" (EMI 1974), "Back On My Feet Again" (EMI 1975), and "Guestbook" (Hillside 1996).
From 1975-1977 he worked with fellow singer-songwriter Paul Travis as a pop duo "Travis & Davis", they released a few singles under various names including the "Roobarb" (Bell 1976) and the single "Burn a Candle For Me" (Dino 1989).
In 1980, following a stint with progressive rock/pop band "Headwaiter" as a multi-instrumentalist, performing drums, guitar, keyboards, strings, vocals, and accordion. Sandy made a move to Germany where he began to perform live for a living, whilst continuing to write and record music, including his session vocals and lyrical contributions to Boney. M's seventh studio album "Ten Thousand Light Years" (Hansa 1984).
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