Barry Blue

Barry Blue Born Barry Ian Green 4 December 1950 London 1 Is A Singer / Producer / Songwriter From The United Kingdom. He Is Best Known For His Hit Songs "Dancin' On A Saturday Night " 1973 Which He Co-Wrote With Lynsey De Paul And "Do You Wanna Dance" 1973 . He Signed To Bell Records In The Early 1970s And Had Five Hit Singles Including "School Love" 1974 But By The End Of The Decade His Popularity Had Declined. 2 His Final Top 40 Hit In The UK Singles Chart Occurred In October 1974 When "Hot Shot" Another Song Co-Penned With Lynsey De Paul Climbed To No.23. 2 In 1989 Under The Banner Of Cry Sisco! Blue Enjoyed Another Minor UK Hit With A Song Called "Afro Dizzi Act" Which Reached No.42 On The UK Singles Chart. 2 A Compilation Album Greatest Hits Was Released On Repertoire Records In 2002. Blue Continued To Work In The Music Business As A Producer For Other Artists Including Heatwave Bananarama Toto Coelo And Cheryl Lynn. Blue Has Also Been A Prolific Songwriter For Other Acts. Among His Hit Compositions Are "All Fall Down" For Five Star "Kiss Me Kiss Your Baby" For Brotherhood Of Man A European Million Seller "I Eat Cannibals Part 1" For Toto Coelo And "Escaping" For Dina Carroll. He Has Written Album Tracks For Many More Artists As Well. read less