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Composer / Songwriter of Pop and Rock
A.k.a. Brian Alexander Robertson
Brian Alexander "B. A." Robertson (born 12 September 1948) is a Scottish musician, actor, composer and songwriter. He had a string of hits in the late 1970s and early 1980s, characterised by catchy pop tunes and jaunty, humorous lyrics, most notably "Bang Bang", a tongue-in-cheek commentary on famous historical and fictional couples. He also wrote with Mike Rutherford the Grammy-nominated and Ivor Novello Award-winning "The Living Years". It was a number one hit in the USA, Canada, Australia and Ireland and reached #2 in his native UK. He has also written music for films and been a television presenter.
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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The Living Years | B. A. Robertson | 2009 | Single |
The Platinum Collection | B. A. Robertson | 2005 | Compil. |
I Didn't Mean To... | B. A. Robertson | 2004 | Album |
Ceud Mile Failte (A Hundred Thousand Welcomes) | B. A. Robertson | 1986 | Single |
Now And Then | B. A. Robertson | 1983 | Single |
Time | Frida & B. A. Robertson | 1983 | Single |
Dot Dot Dot | B. A. Robertson | 1982 | Single |
R&BA | B. A. Robertson | 1982 | Album |
Ready Or Not | B. A. Robertson With The Memphis Horns | 1982 | Single |
Saint Saens | B. A. Robertson | 1981 | Single |
Hold Me | B. A. Robertson & Maggie Bell | 1981 | Single |
A Free B.A. From Middlesex Poly | B. A. Robertson | 1981 | Single |
Bully For You | B. A. Robertson | 1981 | Album |
Flight 19 | B. A. Robertson | 1980 | Single |
To Be Or Not To Be | B. A. Robertson | 1980 | Single |
Initial Success | B. A. Robertson | 1980 | Album |
Kool In The Kaftan | B. A. Robertson | 1980 | Single |
Goosebumps | B. A. Robertson | 1979 | Single |
Bang Bang | B. A. Robertson | 1979 | Single |
Knocked It Off | B. A. Robertson | 1979 | Single |
Bang! Bang! / Ring My Bell | B. A. Robertson, Anita Ward | 1979 | Single |
Moira's Hand (Mono) / To My Star (Stereo) | B. A. Robertson | 1973 | Single |
Wringing Applause | B. A. Robertson | 1973 | Album |
Ceud Mile Failte | B. A. Robertson | Album |