Tommy Collins
Tommy Collins was a singer-songwriter who recorded the song "Black Cat." He formed the Tommy Collins Band with bassist Graham Johnson and drummer Kevin May in...
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Tommy Collins was a singer-songwriter who recorded the song "Black Cat." He formed the Tommy Collins Band with bassist Graham Johnson and drummer Kevin May in the early 1980s. Their debut album, "The World Outside," came out in 1984.
"Black Cat" was released as a single in 1986. The album of the same name followed that year. Collins later put out records like "Some Lost Days" in 1997 and "The Return" in 2000. Other songs in his catalog include "Let's Live a Little Before We Say Goodbye" and "A Hundred Years From Now."
He was based in London. The existing history mentions he faced personal struggles with addiction after his success with "Black Cat," but specifics about his later career are thin. His discography also lists albums titled "Howling" (1989) and "Heart and Soul" (2003).
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