Billie Hughes

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Billie Hughes began his recording career as leader of the group "Lazarus". In ssociation with Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul & Mary,"Lazarus" moved to Woodstock, N.Y., signing with the newly formed Bearsville Records (Warner Bros.) label, under the direction of Albert Grossman. Two albums were recorded and released on Bearsville, produced by Peter Yarrow and Phil Ramone. In the next four years, "Lazarus" performed extensively throughout the United States and Canada. In 1976 "Lazarus" won the Clio Award for "Lifesavers" Best Commercial of the Year which ran nine years nationwide. Billie Hughes began his solo career in 1978 upon signing with Epic Records. His "Dreammaster" LP was produced by Henry Lewy in Los Angeles. During the next four years, Billie Hughes toured the United States, Canada and Japan performing as an artist and travelled to Japan, Canada and Italy to record and produce various projects including his own hit single "Martin Eden" (CBS motion picture theme song) which charted Top 5 all over Europe. In 1983 Hughes formed a partnership with lyricist Roxanne Seeman which set in motion a career of recording, producing, and songwriting for film, television, and records including works produced by such name producers as Phil Collins, Arif Mardin, Michael Omartian, George Duke and Reggie Lucas and included such artists as Philip Bailey, The Jacksons, Bette Midler, The Sisters Of Mercy, Randy Crawford, Al Jarreau, Melissa Manchester, and the #1 charting Japanese duo Wink,

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albums

Welcome To The Edge

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1991 BEST 100

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I Wanna Yell (from "Little Monsters")

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LOVE STORIES III

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NOW 90' BEST [Disc 2]

とどかぬ想い Welcome To The Edge

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Climax Dramatic Songs Overseas

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Songs from Santa Barbara

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LOVE SONG COLLECTION もう誰も愛さない～AOR ラヴ・ソング・コレクション

Santa Barbara

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とどかぬ思い

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ORICON 1991

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