Paul Da Vinci

Paul Da Vinci is a highly talented British singer and musician with a career spanning several decades. Best known as the lead vocalist on the 1974 hit recording by the Rubettes, "Sugar Baby Love," Paul's distinctive falsetto voice captured the hearts of music lovers worldwide. Although he didn't perform with the Rubettes at the time, his vocals on the track became iconic.Born in Grays, Thurrock, Essex, Paul embarked on his musical journey in the late 1960s. He began as the lead singer for the group 1984, recording two singles on the Big T label in 1969. Following the group's breakup in the early 1970s, Paul established himself as a sought-after session singer in London. He worked with renowned artists such as Gary Moore, Ringo Starr, Barry Blue, and David Essex, lending his incredible vocal talents to their recordings. Paul even had the opportunity to showcase his singing on Top of the Pops alongside Elton John and Justin Hayward.In 1973, Paul sang on a demo recording of "Sugar Baby Love," which eventually became a massive hit. However, he had already signed a solo contract with Penny Farthing Records, leading him to pursue a successful solo career. His debut solo single, "Your Baby Ain't Your Baby Anymore," co-written and co-produced by Paul himself, achieved significant success in the UK, reaching number 19 on the singles chart. The song topped the charts in the Netherlands and found popularity in other European countries.Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Paul continued to contribute his exceptional vocals to various projects. He sang most of the voices backing and lead on the Tight Fit hit "Back to the Sixties, Part 2" and co-wrote "Anyway You Do It" for the group Liquid Gold. His versatile talent allowed him to excel in different musical genres and collaborate with a wide range of artists.In addition to his singing prowess, Paul is also a skilled songwriter and composer. In the 1990s, he composed several pieces for cello and piano, including the three-movement tone poem "Visions of Aaron," performed at the prestigious Purcell Room in London. His concerto, "Hope," was recorded by the Innovation Chamber Ensemble and showcased at the renowned Wigmore Hall.In recent years, Paul has continued to captivate audiences with his dynamic performances. In 2016, he launched his show, The Paul da Vinci Explosion, which has been touring extensively. Notably, on the 13th of July, he will be performing with his band at Viva Blackpool, a highly anticipated event for his fans.Residing in Somerset, Paul Da Vinci remains a respected and influential figure in the music industry. His contributions as a singer, songwriter, and performer have left an indelible mark on the world of music, and his enduring talent continues to shine brightly. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.