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John Springate

John Terrence Springate (born 1 February 1949) is an English singer, musician, songwriter and record producer. He was the bass player and sometimes lead singer of the Glitter Band.

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Born
John Terrence Springate (1949-02-01) 1 February 1949 (age 77) Kidbrooke, London, England
Instrument
Bass guitar
Labels
Handbag Music · Terrific · Towerbell · Sedition · Epic
Member of
Clem Curtis & the Foundations · The Glitter Band · Air Traffic Control · Side Walk
Occupations
Singer · musician · songwriter · record producer
Years active
1970s–present

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John Springate

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Edges12
Triples30
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
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John Springate

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related to 1970s · 12
John Springate → Bandwagon, Clem Curtis, Cried, Gerry Shephard, Glitter Band, In, It, Johnny Johnson, March, Springate, The Foundations, The Tears
Labels · 5
John Springate → Epic, Handbag Music, Sedition, Terrific, Towerbell
Member of · 4
John Springate → Air Traffic Control, Clem Curtis & the Foundations, Side Walk, The Glitter Band
Occupations · 4
John Springate → musician, record producer, Singer, songwriter
Born · 1
John Springate → John Terrence Springate (1949-02-01) 1 February 1949 (age 77) Kidbrooke, London, England
Instrument · 1
John Springate → Bass guitar
Website · 1
John Springate → johnspringate.com
Years active · 1
John Springate → 1970s–present
related to External links · 1
John Springate → Discogs

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springate band singer released record glitter produced john born musician songwriter producer bass 1970s early gerry shephard wrote recorded chart

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John SpringateBornJohn Terrence Springate (1949-02-01) 1 February 1949 (age 77) Kidbrooke, London, England1.00infobox
John SpringateInstrumentBass guitar1.00infobox
John SpringateLabelsHandbag Music1.00infobox
John SpringateLabelsTerrific1.00infobox
John SpringateLabelsTowerbell1.00infobox
John SpringateLabelsSedition1.00infobox
John SpringateLabelsEpic1.00infobox
John SpringateMember ofClem Curtis & the Foundations1.00infobox
John SpringateMember ofThe Glitter Band1.00infobox
John SpringateMember ofAir Traffic Control1.00infobox
John SpringateMember ofSide Walk1.00infobox
John SpringateOccupationsSinger1.00infobox
John SpringateOccupationsmusician1.00infobox
John SpringateOccupationssongwriter1.00infobox
John SpringateOccupationsrecord producer1.00infobox
John SpringateWebsitejohnspringate.com1.00infobox
John SpringateYears active1970s–present1.00infobox

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