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T & N
T & N were a duo who released music in the 1980s and early 1990s. Their best-known song is "Alone Again," which appeared on their 1982 debut album of the same...
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T & N were a duo who released music in the 1980s and early 1990s. Their best-known song is "Alone Again," which appeared on their 1982 debut album of the same name. They also recorded "Into The Fire" and "It's Not Love."
Thomas Hardy and Nigel Wright made up the pair. Hardy handled vocals and lyrics, while Wright played guitar. Their albums included 1984's "Into the Shadows" and 1988's "The Reckoning." They put out one more record, "Unveiled," in 1992.
Their work slowed in the later years, and they didn't tour much. The details around their personal lives and eventual quiet period are part of what makes their story feel incomplete. People still listen to "Alone Again."
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