Paul Young : No Parlez Heathen toying with time signatures

toying with time signatures

the album - which sees the guitar duo expanding their traditional approach to include inventive electronic and orchestral elements - is heralded by first single 'Descending to Nowhere'

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Paul Young : No Parlez Heathen toying with time signaturesWith looks, style and soulful pipes, Paul Young was a force to be reckoned with, and it was little surprise that the former Q Tips frontman became a teen idol upon the release of this, his debut album in 1983. The first of three consecutive chart toppers, it featured no less then eight cover versions and it was Young's take on the Marvin Gaye B side 'Wherever I Lay My Hat', the third single release from the album, that catapulted him to stardom,