Paul Carrack
Paul Carrack was born in Sheffield, England, and started playing piano and singing early on. He joined the band Ace in 1972, where his vocals on songs like...
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Paul Carrack was born in Sheffield, England, and started playing piano and singing early on. He joined the band Ace in 1972, where his vocals on songs like "How Long" first brought him attention.
In the 1980s, Carrack worked with Mike + the Mechanics, singing on their hit "Over My Shoulder." He also recorded with Ringo Starr, Elton John, and Eric Clapton during that period. His 1987 solo album One Good Reason included the ballad "Eyes of Blue," which became a signature song for him. Another solo track, "Groovin'," appears among his top songs.
Carrack has released albums steadily over the decades, from Blue Views in 1993 to Old, New, Borrowed & Blue in 2013. His band has included musicians like guitarist Graham Preskett and bassist Simon Clarke. He continues to perform and record, maintaining a catalog that blends his soulful voice with straightforward songwriting.
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