Paul Carrack is an esteemed English singer-songwriter and musician whose soulful voice and versatile instrumental skills have earned him a respected place in the music industry. Born on April 22, 1951, in Sheffield, England, Carrack gained prominence in the 1970s as the frontman for the pub rock band Ace, singing lead on their hit “How Long.” From there, his dynamic career led him to work with a variety of bands, including Squeeze where he lent his signature vocals to their hit “Tempted,” and Mike + The Mechanics, where his performance on songs like “The Living Years” and “Over My Shoulder” left a lasting impression on rock and adult contemporary audiences.

Aside from his collaborative work, Paul Carrack has carved out a successful solo career, with a discography that reflects his prowess as a singer and his deftness as a songwriter. His soul-tinged, melodic approach often blurs the lines between pop, rock, and blues, resonating with audiences that appreciate heartfelt performances. As demonstrated by his more recent tracks like "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying" and "The Only Thing Missing Is You," Carrack continues to showcase his ability to blend emotional storytelling with his warm, raspy vocals and eclectic musical arrangements. His enduring presence in music, accompanied by a dedicated fan base, highlights his ability to adapt and remain relevant in the ever-evolving music landscape.

Genres

Pop

R&b

Singer-songwriter

Soul

Rock

Soft Rock

Pop Rock

Blues

Blues Rock

Pub Rock

Related Artists

Michael McDonald

Boz Scaggs

Steve Winwood

Elton John

Phil Collins

Van Morrison

Mike + The Mechanics

Robert Palmer

Todd Rundgren

Andrew Gold

Eagles

Stevie Wonder

Latest Release

I Don't Want to Hear Anymore

Paul Carrack

Single - Released September 27, 2024