Rover's Return; Studio album by John Waite. While recording tracks for Rover's Return during 1987, Waite recorded a version of the. Under 'Essential. Waite has often been criticised. Feature / 22 Jul 2016 The Top 10 Essential 80s AOR Albums John Waite - Ignition. Waite’s first solo album leaned.

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John Waite at sound check before the Surf and Song Festival Background information Birth name John Charles Waite Born ( 1952-07-04) 4 July 1952 (age 65), England Genres,,, Occupation(s) Singer-songwriter, musician Instruments Vocals, guitar, bass Years active 1975–present Labels No Brakes Records Imago Records Associated acts Website John Charles Waite (born 4 July 1952) is an English musician. He was lead vocalist for and. As a solo artist, 1984's ', was a No.

1 hit on the US and a top ten hit on the. This section needs expansion. You can help. (March 2015) Waite was born in, and was educated at Lancaster Art College (The Storey Institute).

Career [ ] Waite first came to attention as the lead singer and bassist of, a British rock band which had moderate chart success, including two pop hits that both coincidentally peaked at No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100, 'Isn't It Time' (1977) and 'Everytime I Think of You' (1979), and a solid following of their concert tours. Over the course of five years, the band produced five albums ending with the final album On the Edge in October 1980, after which the group disbanded.

Waite subsequently launched his solo career with his 1982 debut album, which produced the hit single 'Change'. The Chrysalis 45 failed to chart on during its initial release (June 1982) but was a top track on radio stations, as well as a very popular music video on as the 'new' cable channel celebrated its first full year of operation. The song was originally recorded in 1981 by another band, and in 1985 was included on the platinum selling soundtrack.

When the single was reissued, it reached the Top 50 on the Hot 100. 'Going to the Top' was released as the original follow-up single to 'Change'. His next album,, resulted in international attention. It was a Top 10 Billboard album in the US due to the smash hit ' which went to No. 1 on the US singles chart. It knocked 's 'What's Love Got To Do With It?' For that very reason, Turner later recorded and released Waite's smash song herself.

(Turner's single peaked at No. 84 on Billboard's Hot 100 in 1996.) 'Missing You' also hit No. 1 on Billboard 's as well as the Top 10 of Billboard 's chart. Sold over a million and a half US copies yet has never been certified above the RIAA Gold standard (a record company must apply to the RIAA for such certification). Two more singles from No Brakes followed, including 'Tears' which was a Top 10 hit on the Billboard charts. The next album Mask of Smiles followed in 1985 featuring the hit single 'Every Step of the Way'.

Another single, 'If Anybody Had a Heart', was released from the soundtrack of the 1986 film. In 1987, was released with the single 'These Times Are Hard For Lovers'. Waite would have another soundtrack appearance in 1990 from with 'Deal for Life' In 1988, Waite joined former Babys bandmates and, along with from Journey and drummer, to form the. In 1989, the Bad English ballad ' (penned by ) went to No. 1 on 's Hot 100 and earned a Gold-certified single. Its parent album reached Billboard's Top Five and sold nearly two million copies in the United States alone. Bad English released two albums before tensions amongst the members led to the band's dissolution by 1992.

Waite returned to solo work. He released the album Rough And Tumble. He has continued to tour, such as in 2003 with In 2006, 'Missing You' was released as a duet with and reached the Top 40 on the Country Charts in the United States. Waite appeared with Krauss on on 5 February 2007 to perform the song. Waite's songs have reappeared in other media as well: 2013 saw 'Missing You' featured heavily in the movie, and 'Change' is on the soundtrack of the US movie. In 2008 he recorded a guest vocal on the track 'In God's Shadow' from the Project's The Common Thread.

Waite appears as himself and performs two songs in the 2010 feature film, New Day, from L'Oiseau Blanc Films. In 2011 the title track from his tenth solo album Rough and Tumble went number one on Classic Rock radio. Personal life [ ] A longtime resident of New York City, Waite now lives in, California.