Top Gareth Gates Albums
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Go Your Own Way
[2003]
[2003]
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(I've Got No) No Self Control Absolutely Alive All Cried Out Angel On My Shoulder Anyone Of Us (Stupid Mistake) Anything Is Possible Arthurs Theme Changes Christmas To Remember Club Hoppin Dance Again Darkness Division Downtown Enough Of Me Evergreen Everything I Do (i Do It For You) Flying Without Wings (it Is In Pop Idol Album) Foolish Forever Blue Freak My Baby Gareth Gates Get To Know Me Better Go Your Own Way Good Thing Grease Is The Word Groove With Me Help I'm Manufactured Horizon Shining I Love You I Love You For Ever I Need Your Love I'm Not A Punk It Ain't Obvious It Happens Every Time Jordan And I Just Say Yes La La La La Last Christmas Lies Listen To My Heart Lovesong Mack The Knife My Girl Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now Oh, Look At Me Now One And Ever Love One Of Us Say It Isn't So Sentimental She Doesn't Even Know Skeletons Soul Affection Spirit In The Sky Stacey And Bryony Stupid Sunshine Suspicious Minds Tell Me One More Time That's When You Know The Long And Winding Road Too Serious Too Soon Too Soon To Say Goodbye Unchained Melody Wake Me Up (before You Go-go) Walk On By What My Heart Wants To Say Whenever You Call (with Zoe Birkett) Will You Wait For Me With You All The Time Yesterday You Are Everything
Related Information for Gareth Gates
Gareth Paul Gates (born July 12, 1984, Bradford, United Kingdom) is a British pop singer who shot to fame in 2002 when he came second in the television talent show Pop Idol. A year earlier, he also appeared in the televised talent show Steps to the Stars presented by Claire Richards and Ian Watkins (known as H) from the pop group Steps.Despite not winning the competition, he was soon signed up with Simon Cowell's record label BMG, alongside the Pop Idol winner, Will Young. (Cowell had been one of the Pop Idol judges, and had been notorious for his harsh criticisms of many of the contestants.) His first single, a cover of Unchained Melody, entered the UK Top 40 at number one, knocking Will Young's first single - the double A-sided... read more
