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Martin Lee (singer)
Martin Lee (born 26 November 1949) is a singer-songwriter, best known as a member of the British pop group Brotherhood of Man.〔(ASCAP songwriters database )〕
== Early career ==
Lee was born Martin Barnes in Purley Surrey, but spent five years of his youth in Australia. As a teenager he had a great interest in music and after learning to play guitar he formed his first band.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= ''Look-In'' 1977 No.34 )〕 In the early 1970s he came to the attention of songwriter and publisher Tony Hiller, while he was working as lead singer with the Johnny Howard Band. Hiller signed him up to his company, Tony Hiller Music initially as a writer.〔(Hiller.com - Tony Hiller's official website )〕 On discovering that he could sing as well, he asked him to be part of the group he managed, Brotherhood of Man. The group had recently disbanded and Hiller was keen to put a new line-up together. Along with Lee Sheriden and Nicky Stevens and later Sandra Stevens, the new line-up was born. Lee had already released a solo single by this time, a song called "Cry José", but it failed to gain much interest.〔(Fortunecity.com - Biography )〕 Working alongside Hiller and Sheriden, he began composing new songs for the group during 1972. The following year they released their first single and the year after, their first hit. Lee quickly emerged as the lead singer of the group, taking the lead on many of their songs, including that first hit "Lady".〔(Dutch Charts 1974 - first hit, "Lady" )〕
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