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Don Snow

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Born 1957. Don Snow is a British organist.

Don Snow (born 13 January 1957 in London) is a British vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, who plays the Hammond organ, piano, guitar, bass guitar, drums and saxophone. He is primarily known for his work with the new wave bands Squeeze, the Sinceros and the Catch, as well as Procol Harum. He has also frequently toured with Van Morrison and has played the Hammond organ and piano on three of his albums.

Career He started his career in 1978 as an original member of the new wave/power pop outfit the Sinceros, who were signed to Epic Records and released a string of successful albums. Around this time, he also played with Lene Lovich and Bill Nelson, before he joined Squeeze in 1982, replacing Paul Carrack. At this time, he recorded with drummer Chris Whitten as the Catch, releasing the single "25 Years" which reached number 3 on the German charts, sold half a million copies and stayed on the charts for 40 weeks. He also recorded with artists such as Judie Tzuke, Tracey Ullman, Nik Kershaw, ABC and Sheila Walsh.

In 1987, he joined Tina Turner for her Break Every Rule World Tour and recorded the album Live in Europe. He also recorded with Roger Daltrey, Tom Jones, Jimmy Somerville, Chris Eaton, Holly Johnson, Boy George, Jaki Graham and Gary Moore. On 11 June 1988, Snow played the first Nelson Mandela benefit at the Wembley Arena along with Al Green, Joe Cocker, Natalie Cole, Jonathan Butler, Freddie Jackson, and Ashford & Simpson.

In 1990, Snow played with the John Lennon tribute band in Liverpool, before he re-joined Squeeze in 1991 for touring. In 1992, after appearing on records by Tina Turner, Judie Tzuke, Thomas Anders and Heartland, he played keyboards for Procol Harum (including their second orchestral concert in Edmonton, Canada) and later played for Van Morrison. He joined Squeeze for the third time in 1995 and played with Morrison again in 1998.

Since 2000, he has recorded releases with Kylie Minogue, Melanie C, Joe Cocker, Mark Owen, Michael Ball and released several solo albums.

In December 1992, he changed his name to Jonn Savannah. He moved to Medford, New Jersey, in 2005.

Discography Album credits 1978 – Lene Lovich – Stateless 1979 – The Sinceros – The Sound of Sunbathing 1979 – The Barron Knights – Tell the World to Laugh 1979 – Peter C. Johnson – Peter C. Johnson 1980 – Johnny Logan – Save Me 1980 – The Vibrators – Batteries Included 1981 – The Sinceros – Pet Rock 1981 – The Quick – Ship to Shore 1981 – The Sinceros – 2nd Debut 1981 – Fingerprintz – Beat Noir 1982 – Jona Lewie – Heart Skips Beat 1982 – Judie Tzuke – Shoot the Moon 1982 – Squeeze – Sweets from a Stranger 1982 – Fern Kinney – All It Takes Love to Know Love 1983 – Wendy & the Rocketts – Dazed for Days 1983 – Bianca – Where the Beat Meets the Street 1983 – Judie Tzuke – Ritmo 1983 – Tracey Ullman – They Don't Know 1984 – The Catch – Balance on Wires 1984 – Nik Kershaw – The Riddle 1984 – Nik Kershaw – Human Racing 1984 – Tracey Ullman – You Caught Me Out 1984 – Tin Tin – Kiss Me 1984 – Paul Da Vinci – Work So Hard 1985 – ABC – How to be a Zillionaire! 1985 – Gianni Morandi – Uno So Mille 1985 – Sheila Walsh – Shadowlands 1987 – The Catch – Walk the Water 1987 – Roger Daltrey – Can't Wait to See the Movie 1987 – Model – Model 1987 – Chris Eaton – Vision 1988 – Tina Turner – Live in Europe 1989 – Holly Johnson – Blast 1989 – Jimmy Somerville – Read My Lips 1989 – Tom Jones – At This Moment 1989 – Gary Moore – Wild Frontier 1989 – Jaki Graham – From Now On 1989 – Baby Ford – Beach Bump 1991 – Thomas Anders – Whispers 1991 – Tina Turner – Simply the Best 1991 – Judie Tzuke – Left Hand Talking 1991 – Heartland – Heartland 1991 – This Picture – A Violent Impression 1992 – Judie Tzuke – I Can Read Books 1993 – Van Morrison – Too Long in Exile 1994 – Van Morrison – A Night in San Francisco 1994 – Hanne Boel – Misty Paradise 1994 – Gregory Gray – Euroflake in Silverlake 1995 – Brian Kennedy – Intuition 1995 – Martyn Joseph – Martyn Joseph 1995 – Jimmy Somerville – Dare to Love 1995 – Van Morrison – Days Like This 1996 – Ray Charles – Strong Love Affair 1996 – Squeeze – Ridiculous 1996 – Right Said Fred – Smashing! 1996 – Judie Tzuke – Under the Angels 1997 – The Vibrators – Demos & Raities 1999 – Joe Cocker – No Ordinary World 1999 – Ashley Maher – The Blessed Rain 1999 – Siggi – Siggi 1999 – Emmet Swimming – Big Night Without You 2000 – Kylie Minogue – Light Years 2000 – Ruth – Ruth 2001 – Russell Watson – The Voice 2001 – Steve Balsamo – All I Am 2003 – Melanie C – Reason 2003 – American Idol – Season 2 2003 – Ruben Studdard – Superstar 2003 – Sandi Russell – Incascedent 2004 – American Idol – Season 3 2004 – Mark Owen – In Your Own Time 2005 – Bernie Armstrong – The Face of Christ 2006 – Heavy Little Elephants – Heavy Little Elephants 2006 – Michael Ball – One Voice 2007 – Pawnshop Roses – Let It Roll 2009 – Carsie Blanton – Carsie Blanton 2009 – Alcaz – On Se Dit Tout 2010 – Alexis Cunningham – Wonderlust 2011 – Alexis Cunningham – Love at the End of the World 2014 – Die Fantastischen Vier (feat. Jonn Savannah) – 25

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Don Snow was born on 13 January 1957 in Nairobi.

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