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Gary Barlow
British pop artist Gary Barlow was born on January 20, 1971, in Frodsham,
England, and rose to fame during the 1990s as the frontman and chief songwriter
of the multi-platinum boy band Take That. Wildly successful in the UK, Take That
scored a string of Number 1 hits — including "Back for Good," "Pray," and
"Baby," all of which were written by Barlow — before splitting up in 1996.
Barlow immediately launched a solo career, releasing Open Road in 1997 and
Twelve Months, Eleven Days in 1999. He then retreated from the public eye for
several years, only to reemerge with a reunited T...
God Save the Queen (National Anthem)Gary Barlow, The Commonwealth Band and Laura Wright
Sing
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ShameRobbie Williams and Gary Barlow
In and Out of Consciousness : Greatest Hits 1990-2010
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Open RoadGary Barlow
Open Road
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Sing
Gary Barlow, Military Wives and The Commonwealth BandSing
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This Is My TimeGary Barlow
Music Played by Humans
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Let Me GoGary Barlow
Since I Saw You Last
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