Glenn Hughes
Disco singer and actor with notable hits
Born
Died
2001
25 years ago — 51 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Born in 1950, a prominent figure in the disco era, recognized for contributions to both music and film. Gained fame as a vocalist and musician with the band Trapeze and later joined the supergroup Deep Purple, contributing to the iconic album 'Burn.' Transitioned to a successful solo career, releasing popular tracks such as 'One for the Road.' Expanded into acting with appearances in various films and television series, enhancing the entertainment landscape of the time.
Sang for Deep Purple on the album 'Burn'
Released solo hit 'One for the Road'
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