Lost In Tears
Lost In Tears formed in London during the mid-1980s with Chris Overland on vocals, Ian Bairnson on guitar, John Tonks on bass, and Mel Gabbitas on drums....
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Lost In Tears formed in London during the mid-1980s with Chris Overland on vocals, Ian Bairnson on guitar, John Tonks on bass, and Mel Gabbitas on drums. Their debut album 'The Colour in Your Eyes' included the song 'Angel,' which became a hit. They followed it with albums called 'Heaven & Earth' and 'Big Bang.'
After some early success, the band faced legal issues and personal struggles. They broke up in the 1990s, but reunited in 2009 for a tour and a new album titled 'Caught in the Shadows.'
Their song 'Angel' from 1987 remains their most recognized track, alongside other songs like 'Assurance' and 'Betrayed.'
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