Альбомы исполнителя
Hits Of The 60's
1997 · альбом
Perfect Fit
1997 · альбом
Run For Cover
1996 · альбом
Because...
1994 · альбом
Harmony: The Christmas Songs
1994 · альбом
Live To Love
1992 · альбом
Four On The Floor
1991 · альбом
4 on the Floor (Live in Concert)
1991 · альбом
Illustrious: A Collection of Classic Hits
1989 · сборник
Rockapella
1989 · альбом
Happy Together
1987 · альбом
The Nylons
1982 · альбом
One Size Fits All
1982 · альбом
The Best of the Nylons
1982 · сборник
The Nylons
1982 · альбом
The Footnotes
2014 · альбом
Fabric Of Life
2011 · альбом
Skin Tight
2011 · альбом
A Wish For You
2006 · альбом
Play On
2002 · альбом
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Биография
The Nylons signed with Attic Records in 1981, just two years after forming in Toronto. Though the original members were Denis Simpson, Paul Cooper, Marc Connors and Claude Morrison, Simpson soon left. Ralph Cole replaced him for a year, but Arnold Robinson replaced Cole in 1980. The a cappella group's self-titled debut appeared in 1982, as did One Size Fits All. After 1984's Seamless, the Nylons hit the Top 30 with a remake of Steam's "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye." The album it appeared on, Happy Together, also did well. Paul Cooper left the quartet after 1989's Rockapella and was replaced by Micah Barnes. Four on the Floor was released in 1991, but Mark Connors died the same year. New addition Billy Newton-Davis had been a successful solo artist (Love Is a Contact Sport, Spellbound) prior to joining the Nylons for 1992's Live to Love. Run For Cover was released in 1996 and Wish For You followed four years later. ~ John Bush, Rovi