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Randy Bush
Randy Bush was born Robert Bush in 1949. His debut single 'Sounds Like a Melody' came out in 1972, a ballad that found an audience and became his best-known...
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Randy Bush was born Robert Bush in 1949. His debut single 'Sounds Like a Melody' came out in 1972, a ballad that found an audience and became his best-known song. He followed it with albums like 'Ode to the Starlight' in 1974 and 'The Dreamers' Paradise' in 1977.
His music from that period includes songs like 'I Love To Love,' 'Elevation,' and 'Foreign Affair.' He worked with musicians including John Stanton on bass, Peter James on drums, and Mark Wilson on keyboards. Later albums like 'The Shadow's Embrace' and 'Reflections of Time' appeared in the 1980s and 1990s.
Bush kept recording into the 2000s with 'The Fire Within' in 2001. His catalog has a straightforward, melodic quality, heard in tracks like 'Run, Baby, Run.'
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