About Paul Charles
Born 1949. Paul Charles is a British talent agent, talent manager, novelist and writer.
Paul Charles (born 1949, Magherafelt) is a Northern Irish novelist, concert promoter, manager and talent agent.
Charles managed his first act, The Blues by Five, when he was 15 years old, and had to list the number of his local telephone call box on business cards. The telephone would be answered by whoever was passing, who would then walk to Charles' house and knock on the window to let him know there was a call for him.
In 1967 he moved from Northern Ireland to London, planning to study civil engineering, but soon began writing for Belfast-based magazine City Week, filing live reviews of Irish groups performing in London, and returned to the music business full-time. He then became manager, agent, lyricist and roadie for progressive rock band Fruupp.
When Fruupp disbanded Charles formed a promotion agency, Asgard, with associate Paul Fenn. The agency's first big signings were English punk bands Radio Stars and the Buzzcocks.
Personal life Charles lives in Primrose Hill, London, and County Donegal with his wife Catherine.
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Who is Paul Charles?
British writer and talent agent
When was Paul Charles born?
Paul Charles was born in 1949 in Magherafelt.
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Paul Charles is a talent agent, talent manager, novelist and writer.
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Paul Charles is British.
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