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Vince Eager

Vince Eager (born Roy Taylor, 4 June 1940, Grantham, Lincolnshire) is a British pop singer. The impresario, Larry Parnes, took him into his stable of performers, giving him one of Parnes' characteristic stage names. He was occasionally backed by Ged Peck and Brian Locking. During 1959 he was a regular on BBC TV's Drumbeat, often accompanied by The John Barry Seven. In 1960 he was one of the contestants on A Song for Europe. His song, "Teenage Tears" Read more on Last.fm

Track: The World%27s Loneliest Man

Most Played Tracks as Scrobbled to Last.fm

# Title Plays
1The World's Loneliest Man
2919
2Lonely Blue Boy
685
3No More
432
4Buzz, Buzz, Buzz
412
5This Should Go On Forever
301
6Five Days, Five Days
281
7Blue Ribbon Baby
180
8Yea Yea
128
9Fabulous
89
10Soda Pop Pop
83

Other Album Releases:

75 Not Out!
788 Years of Rock n Roll
Portrait of Elvis Presley
The World's Loneliest Man
The Symphonic Sound Of Fury
British Beat Before The Beatles 1955-1962
Early British Rock'n'Roll Hit Parade, Vol.2 (Live)
Everybody Jive to the London Rock (Remastered)
John Barry Presents: Drumbeat
British Rock 'n' Roll Hits, 1956 - 1959, Vol. 1

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