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Phillip Goodhand-Tait

b. 1945

British singer-songwriter

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Born 1945. Phillip Goodhand-Tait is a British musician, songwriter, singer-songwriter, record producer and producer.

Phillip Goodhand-Tait (born 3 January 1945) is an English singer-songwriter, record producer and keyboardist.

Life and career Goodhand-Tait was born in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire.

Goodhand-Tait has also produced live albums by Magnum, Venom, Climax Blues Band, Kid Creole and the Coconuts and The Lords of the New Church.

Solo discography Studio albums Rehearsal – 1971 – DJM I Think I'll Write a Song – 1971 – DJM Songfall – 1972 – DJM Phillip Goodhand-Tait – 1973 – DJM Oceans Away – 1976 – Chrysalis Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks – 1977 – Chrysalis Good Old Phil's – 1980 – Gundog Ricky-Tick...40 years on -2005 - Span TV An Evening With Peggy Sue – 2006 – Span TV The Last Laugh – 2008 – Span TV

Compilation albums Jingle-Jangle Man – 1975 – DJM

Live albums Radio Songs: 1977 Recordings from Radio Bremen – 2010 – Span TV (original) Angel Air (2011 re-release) Age of Bewilderment Vol. 1 – with David Sherrington (live album) – 2012 – Span TV Age of Bewilderment Vol. 2 – with David Sherrington (live album) – 2012 – Span TV

Original UK singles "Love Has Got Hold of Me" / "Too Pleased to Help" (Decca F12868 – 1969) "Jeannie" / "Run See The Sun" (DJM Records DJS 10230 – 1970) "Everyday" / "I Think I'll Write A Song" (DJM Records DJS 10261 – 1971) "Oh Rosanna" / "I Didn't Know Myself" (DJM Records DJS 10236 – 1971) "City Streets" / "Moon" (DJM Records) DJS 10268 – 1972) "You Are" / "Five Flight Walk Up" (DJM Records DJS 102978 – 1974) "Almost Killed A Man" / "Reach Out For Each Other" (DJM Records DJS 295 – 1974) "I Think I Can Believe" / "One More Rodeo" (DJM Records DJS 319 – 1974) "Sweet Emotion" / "Jesus Didn't Only Love The Cowboys" (DJM Records DJS 10601 – 1974) "Oceans Away" / "Can You Demonstrate" (Chrysalis Records CHS 2100 – 1976) "Jewel" / "Old Fashioned Love" (Chrysalis Records CHS2134 – 1977) "Don't Treat Your Lover Like A Thief" / "If We Ever Meet Again" (Chrysalis Records CHS 2169 – 1977) "Angeltown" / "If We Ever Meet Again" (Chrysalis Records CHS 2183 – 1977) "Fly Me To The Sun" / "Sunshine On Ice" (Gundog Records GUNS 2 – 1980) "Wolfgang" (Span TV Records SPTVS1 – 2018)

International exclusive singles "Medicine Man" / "Sunrise Sunset" (DJM Records/Hansa 10967 – 1971) [Germany] "Sugar Train" / "Forever Kind of Love" (20th Century Records TC-2059 – 1973) [United States] "Leon" / "Everyday" (DJM Records 6102 320 – 1974) [Netherlands] "Warm Summer Rain" / "One More Rodeo" (DJM Records 6102 325 – 1974) [Netherlands] "Sugar Train" / "Reach Out For Each Other" (DJM Records 6102 331 – 1974) [Netherlands} "Heartbeat" / "Radio Play That Song Again" (Instant Records IS1501 – 1983) [Germany] "He'll Have to Go" / "Fly Me To The Sun" (Instant Records IS1506 – 1983) [Germany]

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Phillip Goodhand-Tait?

British singer-songwriter

When was Phillip Goodhand-Tait born?

Phillip Goodhand-Tait was born on 3 January 1945 in Kingston upon Hull.

What is Phillip Goodhand-Tait's occupation?

Phillip Goodhand-Tait is a musician, songwriter, singer-songwriter, record producer and producer.

What nationality is Phillip Goodhand-Tait?

Phillip Goodhand-Tait is British.

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Β· Wikidata: Q1261348

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