Stephen Duffy is tagged as: 80s, pop, singer-songwriter, british, synth pop Stephen Anthony James Duffy (born May 30th 1960 in Birmingham, England) is a British singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He has recorded under many numerous names and therefore his last.fm scrobbles are all over the place! In the world of music he is mostly known as a founder member and original lead singer of Duran Duran and also for his two UK hit singles in 1985 - Kiss Me (1985) and Icing On The Cake. In 1978 he formed Duran Duran with college friends Nick Rhodes and John Taylor. After recording demos and playing local gigs Duffy left the band to form Only Five Believers. This latter band evolved into The Hawks who released their sole single Words Of Hope in 1980, beating his first band Duran Duran by 1 year. The Hawks eventually dissolved and Duffy formed Tin Tin, a 4 piece synth-led band who recorded Kiss Me (1983). This was picked up by WEA and became a major club hit on both sides of the Atlantic. Financed by Warners, Duffy moved to America for 1 year to write songs but was eventually dropped and returned to England to be signed by Virgin/10. In the meantime, he had relaunched himself as a solo artist called Stephen ‘Tin Tin’ Duffy. A re-recording of Kiss Me (1985) was reissued in 1985 and became a major hit followed by Icing On The Cake an... Read More About Stephen Duffy Biography... Send Stephen Duffy ringtones to your cell |
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