Martin Lee
English singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born
November 26th, 1949
75 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in England in 1949, a prominent singer-songwriter and guitarist gained recognition in the 1970s. Primarily associated with the band Brotherhood of Man, played a significant role in their success, especially with their hit single 'Save Your Kisses for Me,' which won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1976. The band's blend of pop and harmony became emblematic of the era. After leaving the band, continued to work in music, both as a solo artist and through collaborations with various artists.
Achieved a number one hit with 'Save Your Kisses for Me'
Won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1976
Gained prominence as a member of Brotherhood of Man
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