Tony Lewis fue el cantante de la banda británica The Outfield, conocida por sus éxitos "Your Love", "All The Love in the World" y "Every Time You Cry".
Lewis comenzó su carrera en solitario después de varios años sin hacer nada, superando la muerte de su querido amigo John Spinks, la otra mitad de The Outfield.
The Outfield es parte del pasado, pero Tony está llevando el legado de la banda con el nuevo álbum "Out Of The Darkness".
En esta entrevista el encantador frontman explica por qué decidió seguir una carrera en solitario, también hablará sobre su nuevo álbum y nuevo single "Into The Light", entre otras cosas en esta agradable conversación.
El video se puede subtitular al castellano desde Youtube.
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Tony Lewis was the singer of the British band The Outfield, well known for its hits "Your Love', A;; The Love In the World" and "Every Time You Cry".
Lewis started his solo career after several years doing nothing, overcoming the death of his close friend John Spinks, the other half of The Outfield.
The Outfield is part of the past but Tony is carrying the legacy of the band with the new album "Out OF The Darkness".
In this interview, this charming musician explains why he decided to pursue a solo career, also will talk about his new album and new single "Into The Light" among other things in this pleasant conversation.
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