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Category: Human name disambiguation Andy Bell (born 25 April 1964 in Peterborough) is the lead singer of the British Synth Pop duo Erasure. ... Andy Bell Andy Bell (11th August, 1970) is a British musician formerly of Ride, a 1980s and 90s British shoegazing band, and Hurricane #1. ... Andy Bell is a British psychologist and author from Manchester. ... A given name specifies and differentiates between members of a group of individuals, especially a family, all of whose members usually share the same family name. ...

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Andy Bell - Music Downloads - Online (184 words)
	Bio: The soaring falsetto of Andy Bell combined with the infectious electronic melodies of Vince Clarke to position Erasure among the most commercially successful techno-pop acts of their era.
	Bell's powerful rendition of "Who Needs Love Like That?" so impressed Clarke that Erasure was formed on the spot, and months later the same song became the duo's debut single.
	One of the first openly gay stars in pop, Bell's gender-bending flamboyance and high-pitched vocals proved the perfect complement to Clarke's moody persona and buoyant popcraft.

Andy Bell (musician) at AllExperts (1131 words)
	Bell formed Ride with Mark Gardener (Guitar), who he met at Cheney School in Oxford and Laurence Colbert (Drums) and Steve Queralt (Bass), who he met doing Foundation Studies in Art and Design at Banbury in 1988.
	Bell jumped on the opportunity to join Oasis but was obliged to learn playing bass and the entire Oasis catalogue before his first Oasis gig at the last minute.
	Bell is also a member of Oasis' songwriting team, contributing Heathen Chemistry's instrumental "A Quick Peep", Don't Believe the Truth's "Turn Up The Sun", and "Keep the Dream Alive", as well as b-side "Thank You for the Good Times", which appeared on the "Stop Crying Your Heart Out"-single.

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