Barry Andrews

English musician; member of XTC

Barry Andrews - English musician; member of XTC
Born

September 12th, 1956
69 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

England

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A singer and keyboard player, significant contributions made to the music scene. Member of the band XTC from 1977 to 1982, contributing to their distinctive sound. Participated in the creation of influential albums, including 'Skylarking' and 'Black Sea'. After leaving XTC, continued to work on various projects, including musical collaborations and solo efforts.

Played keyboard for XTC

Contributed to albums 'Skylarking' and 'Black Sea'

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