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Goldsboro
Goldsboro was a band that released their debut album in 1972. That record included the song 'Angels,' which became their most recognizable track. They...
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Goldsboro was a band that released their debut album in 1972. That record included the song 'Angels,' which became their most recognizable track. They followed it with several more albums over the next few years, including 'Part II' in 1973 and 'Whispers in the Dark' in 1974.
Their music often featured layered vocal harmonies. The band's lineup included Gordon James on vocals, Roddy McMillan on bass, Martin Smith on keyboards, and Paul Staines on drums. They faced some legal issues with their record label in the mid-1970s, which led to a break in their activity.
After returning, they put out 'The Dream' in 1975. That album included the ballad 'This Time.' Their sound shifted somewhat over those years, moving between straightforward harmony pop and more orchestrated arrangements.
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