Take That | Biography, News, Photos and Videos | Contactmusic.com Biography Take That (1990 - 1996, 2005- ) Take That are an English pop band that achieved great success in the 1990s. Although the band split in 1996, they reformed over a decade later to renewed commercial success. Formation: Take That were formed in 1990 by their manager Nigel Martin Smith in Manchester. The five band members were Mark Owen, Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, Howard Donald and Robbie Williams. The band's first release to find commercial success was a cover version of Tavares' song 'It Only Takes A Minute,' which reached number seven in the UK singles chart. The follow-up tracks, 'I Found Heaven' and 'A Million Love Songs' (written by Gary Barlow) were both top 20 hits. Career: The band's cover of Barry Manilow's 'Could It Be Magic' was their biggest success so far in their career. The single reached number three in the UK singles. In 1992, Take That's debut album was released.

Entitled Take That & Party, the album included all the band's singles up until that point. In 1993, the band released a new album, Everything Changes, which contained original tracks written by Barlow. The single 'Pray' was their first number one single. Disappointingly for the band, their single 'Babe' was beaten to the highly coveted Christmas number one slot by Mr. Blobby, a character from Noel Edmonds' family entertainment show. Although the band began to garner international acclaim with the release of Everything Changes, they failed to find success in the United States. A new album Nobody Else was released in 1995 and went to number one in the UK album charts. 'Back To Good' was the second release from the album and was their biggest-selling single. The track reached number one in 31 countries across the world and also gained the band their only US chart entry. Robbie Williams announced that he was leaving Take That in 1995. The band continued to promote Nobody Else as a four piece and completed the Nobody Else Tour without Williams. In February of the next year, the band announced that they would be splitting up.

The announcement was followed by the release of their Greatest Hits album. A cover of The Bee Gees' 'How Deep Is Your Love?' was the band's last number one single success until they reformed in 2005. A new compilation of Take That's' hit singles was released in November 2005. Never Forget - The Ultimate Collection reached the top of the UK. A new song on the album, 'Today I've Lost You' had originally been intended as the follow-up to 'Back For Good' but the band spilt before a recording was made. At the same time as the album release, an ITV documentary about the band was aired. TAKE THAT: For The Record showed the band speaking out about the split and their activities over the last 10 years. Later that month, they announced that they would be touring the next year, without Robbie Williams. The tour was named the Ultimate Tour and featured guest slots from Beverley Knight and Lulu. Support bands for the tour included The Pussycat Dolls and the Sugababes. In May 2006, Take That signed a record deal with Polydor Records. The contract is reported to be worth £3 million.

The first album to be released under the new contract was Beautiful World, which sold over £1.5 million in the UK. 11 of the 12 songs on the album had been written by professional songwriters, unlike their previous albums, which had largely been penned by Gary Barlow. The remaining song, 'I'd Wait For Life' was a joint composition attributed to the whole band. The first single from the album was 'Patience'. The song reached number one in the UK in its second week on sale. Take That followed up the success of the single with a performance at the BRIT Awards, where they won the Best Single award. The second single, 'I'd Wait For Life' fared less well, reaching number 17 and then falling from the Top 40 the next week. Beautiful World finished up as the fourth best-selling album of 2007 and the band signed another record contract, this time with Interscope, who would release their album in the US and Canada - territories in which they had so far had little success. On 1st December 2008, Take That released their fifth studio album, 'The Circus'.

The album received universal praise and broke the record for most pre-ordered album at the time. The release was supported by 'Take That Present: The Circus Live' through June and July 2009. The live circus became the fastest sell-out tour in UK history, selling 35 million GBP worth of tickets in the first day alone. On 30th November 2009, they released 'The Greatest Day - Take That Present: The Circus Live', a live album recorded on their tour that year, accompanied by a DVD release of footage from the tour. On 7th June 2010, it was announced that Barlow and Robbie Williams had collaborated on the writing of a song called 'Shame', which would feature vocal performances from both artist. The following year, the announcement came that Take That would be working on a new album as a 5-piece band once again. On its release on 4th October 2010, 'Shame' marked the first collaboration between them since 1995.

On 15th November, 2010, 'Progress' was released, debuting at the top of the UK album charts and becoming the fastest selling album of the century, as well as the second fastest selling album of all time. On 28th April 2014, with production underway for the seventh studio album, Robbie Williams left the band for a second time due to the birth of his second child. The separation was amicable, and Barlow announced that Williams would be welcomed back whenever he was ready. On 24th September 2014, Jason Orange announced that he was leaving the band as well. Similar to Williams, no falling out had taken place, Orange had simply decided to no longer be part of the band. Due to the various departures, Take That's seventh studio album was entitled 'III' in reference to the three remaining members of the band. 'III' became the band's seventh number one single Biography by Contactmusic.com Take That Robbie Williams - YouTube Take That Robbie Williams Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented.

This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Uploaded on Nov 20, 2010 go to see the finished painting the fifth part of my take that reunion painting,hope u like Take That are an English five-piece pop group comprising Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, Mark Owen and Robbie Williams. Barlow is the group's lead singer and songwriter.[1] Formed in Manchester in 1990, the band achieved major success, selling more than 25 million records between 1991--96 alone before disbanding.[2] In 2005 the group reformed without Williams and achieved new success as a four-piece scoring a string of chart hits whilst taking the number of records sold to over 40 million worldwide. In July 2010, Robbie Williams' return to the band was confirmed.

In total the band have had 25 top forty singles and 16 top 5 singles in the UK alone[3] 11 of which have reached #1 as well as having five number 1 albums.[3] Their dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize[4]) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to Allmusic, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one". The band also won multiple BRIT Awards. Williams having left the band in 1995, the rest of Take That split up in 1996. However, after a 2005 documentary and the release of a new greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour.

On 9 May 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record together as a band once again. Their fourth studio album, Beautiful World was released in 2006 and was followed up with The Circus, released in 2008. Their sixth studio album, Progress was released on 15 November 2010 and is the first album featuring the original line-up since their 1995 album, Nobody Else Robert Peter "Robbie" Williams[1] (born 13 February 1974) is an English singer-songwriter, vocal coach and occasional actor. He is a member of the pop group Take That. Williams rose to fame in the band's first run in the early- to mid-1990s. After many disagreements with the management and certain group members, Williams left the group in 1995 to launch his solo career. On 15 July 2010, it was announced he had rejoined Take That and that the group intended to release a new album in November 2010.[2][3] Williams has sold more than 55 million records worldwide.

He is the best-selling British solo artist in the United Kingdom and the best selling non-Latino artist in Latin America. Six of his albums are among the top 100 biggest-selling albums in the United Kingdom. He has also been honoured with fifteen BRIT Awards—more than any other artist—and seven ECHO Awards. In 2004, he was inducted into the UK Music Hall of Fame after being voted as the "Greatest Artist of the 1990s." Category Take That | Pop | BandBase Take That Is this you? Take That are a BRIT Award-winning English pop band consisting of members Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, Mark Owen, and Robbie Williams. Barlow is the group's main songwriter. All of them perform primarily on vocals though each have some instrumental talent/song-writing capability. After seeing major success in the early to mid 1990s as a five person boyband act, a reformed four man version of the band achieved new success in the mid 2000s without Robbie Williams. On September 18th 2009, it was announced that former band member Robbie Williams had returned to the band.

Formed in Manchester in 1990, Take That sold more than 25 million records between 1991–96. Take That's dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to Allmusic, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one". The band split up in 1996, but after a 2005 documentary and the release of a new greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour. On 9 May 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record their first studio album Beautiful World in over 10 years. The band have released a second post-reunion studio album entitled The Circus and have completed their 'Circus' Tour 2009.

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Take That's dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to Allmusic, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one". The band split up in 1996, but after a 2005 documentary and the release of a greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour. On May 9, 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record their first studio album Beautiful World in over 10 years. They then went onto produce another sellout tour in 2007, The Beautiful World Tour, which garnered positive reviews from critics, and is to date their highest selling tour.

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Take That's dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to Allmusic, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one". The band split up in 1996, but after a 2005 documentary and the release of a greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour. On May 9, 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record their first studio album Beautiful World in over 10 years. They then went onto produce another sellout tour in 2007, The Beautiful World Tour, which garnered positive reviews from critics, and is to date their highest selling tour.

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Take That's dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to Allmusic, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one". The band split up in 1996, but after a 2005 documentary and the release of a greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour. On May 9, 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record their first studio album Beautiful World in over 10 years. They then went onto produce another sellout tour in 2007, The Beautiful World Tour, which garnered positive reviews from critics, and is to date their highest selling tour.

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Take That's dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to Allmusic, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one". The band split up in 1996, but after a 2005 documentary and the release of a greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour. On May 9, 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record their first studio album Beautiful World in over 10 years. They then went onto produce another sellout tour in 2007, The Beautiful World Tour, which garnered positive reviews from critics, and is to date their highest selling tour.

Piano 2010-01-05T16:28:51Z <P><IMG title="Take That" alt="Take That" align=right src="" mce_src="">Take That are a BRIT Award-winning English pop band. Gary Barlow is the group's main songwriter. </P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">TAKE THAT WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P></P> <P>Each member primarily performs vocals, though each has some instrumental/songwriting capability. The band achieved major success in the early to mid 1990s as a five person boyband act, with Robbie Williams.

The current lineup reformed without Williams in 2005 and achieved new success as a four-piece.</P> <P>Formed in Manchester in 1990, Take That sold more than 19 million records between 1991–96.&nbsp; Take That's dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to Allmusic, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one". The band split up in 1996, but after a 2005 documentary and the release of a new greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour.

On 9 May 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record their first studio album in over ten years, which was eventually released as Beautiful World. The band have released a second post-reunion studio album entitled The Circus and have completed their Circus Live tour 2009.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Take That Screensavers<BR>Free Gary Barlow Screensavers<BR>Free Howard Donald Screensavers<BR>Free Jason Orange Screensavers<BR>Free Mark Owen Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Circus Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers</P> <P><IMG title="Take That" alt="Take That" align=right src="" mce_src="">Take That are a BRIT Award-winning English pop band. Gary Barlow is the group's main songwriter. </P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">TAKE THAT WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P></P> <P>Each member primarily performs vocals, though each has some instrumental/songwriting capability. The band achieved major success in the early to mid 1990s as a five person boyband act, with Robbie Williams.

The current lineup reformed without Williams in 2005 and achieved new success as a four-piece.</P> <P>Formed in Manchester in 1990, Take That sold more than 19 million records between 1991–96.&nbsp; Take That's dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to Allmusic, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one". The band split up in 1996, but after a 2005 documentary and the release of a new greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour.

On 9 May 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record their first studio album in over ten years, which was eventually released as Beautiful World. The band have released a second post-reunion studio album entitled The Circus and have completed their Circus Live tour 2009.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Take That Screensavers<BR>Free Gary Barlow Screensavers<BR>Free Howard Donald Screensavers<BR>Free Jason Orange Screensavers<BR>Free Mark Owen Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Circus Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers</P> Mark Owen 2010-01-05T16:28:51Z <P><IMG title="Mark Owen" alt="Mark Owen" align=right src="" mce_src="">After Take That split, Mark became the first of the band's ex-members to release a solo record.

</P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">MARK OWEN WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P>He reached number three in the UK Singles Chart with his debut single, "Child".&nbsp; His second single, "Clementine", also went to number three.&nbsp; In 1997 his album Green Man was released, charting at a number 33. After another single, "I Am What I Am", charted at number 29, Mark was dropped by BMG Records in late 1997.</P> <P>Mark won the second series of Celebrity Big Brother in November 2002 with 77% of the public vote against television presenter Les Dennis. After being invited to perform on stage with Robbie Williams at Knebworth, he returned to the spotlight and signed a deal with Island/Universal Records. In August 2003, Mark returned to the charts with the Top 5 hit, "Four Minute Warning", which remained in the Top 40 for eight weeks. His second album, In Your Own Time, was released in November 2003, entering the charts at number 59.

After a second single, "Alone Without You", charted at number 26, Mark was dropped by Island/Universal Records.</P> <P>In April 2004 he established his own record company, Sedna Records. He released his third solo album, How the Mighty Fall in 2005, which was recorded at Sunset Studios, Los Angeles in 2004. In February 2006 he released "Hail Mary" as a single from the album.</P> <P>Although Mark had enjoyed every second of the success since Take That's reunion, he is planning on resuming his own career. Mark is planning on releasing solo material and being back on stage with his own band.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Mark Owen Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Mark Owen Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers<BR>Free Cute Guy Screensavers</P> <P><IMG title="Mark Owen" alt="Mark Owen" align=right src="" mce_src="">After Take That split, Mark became the first of the band's ex-members to release a solo record.

</P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">MARK OWEN WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P>He reached number three in the UK Singles Chart with his debut single, "Child".&nbsp; His second single, "Clementine", also went to number three.&nbsp; In 1997 his album Green Man was released, charting at a number 33. After another single, "I Am What I Am", charted at number 29, Mark was dropped by BMG Records in late 1997.</P> <P>Mark won the second series of Celebrity Big Brother in November 2002 with 77% of the public vote against television presenter Les Dennis. After being invited to perform on stage with Robbie Williams at Knebworth, he returned to the spotlight and signed a deal with Island/Universal Records. In August 2003, Mark returned to the charts with the Top 5 hit, "Four Minute Warning", which remained in the Top 40 for eight weeks. His second album, In Your Own Time, was released in November 2003, entering the charts at number 59.

After a second single, "Alone Without You", charted at number 26, Mark was dropped by Island/Universal Records.</P> <P>In April 2004 he established his own record company, Sedna Records. He released his third solo album, How the Mighty Fall in 2005, which was recorded at Sunset Studios, Los Angeles in 2004. In February 2006 he released "Hail Mary" as a single from the album.</P> <P>Although Mark had enjoyed every second of the success since Take That's reunion, he is planning on resuming his own career.

Mark is planning on releasing solo material and being back on stage with his own band.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Mark Owen Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Mark Owen Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers<BR>Free Cute Guy Screensavers</P> Jason Orange 2010-01-05T16:28:51Z <P><IMG title="Jason Orange Topless" alt="Jason Orange Topless" align=right src="" mce_src="">Orange's first experience with fame came when his breakdancing skills (he was a member of the Manchester-based Street Machine "crew") gained him work as a dancer on the television programme, The Hitman and Her.</P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">JASON ORANGE WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P>In 1990, Orange was selected to be a part of Nigel Martin Smith's new male vocal group Take That, which he planned as Britain's answer to New Kids on the Block.</P> <P>After Take That disbanded on 13 February 1996, Orange was the only group member who did not contemplate a solo career

 in music.

Instead, he decided to go into acting, and played DJ Brent Moyer in the Lynda La Plante thriller Killer Net in 1998, which was shown on Channel 4. In 1999, he performed in the stage production Gob by Jim Kenworth at the The King's Head Theatre in London. However, his ambitions to forge a career as an actor were ultimately unsuccessful and he gave up acting, stating that he could not stand the auditions.</P> <P>According to the documentary Take That: For The Record, he traveled across Europe and briefly to America.

He then attended South Trafford College, studying psychology, biology, history and sociology.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Jason Orange Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Jason Orange Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers</P> <P><IMG title="Jason Orange Topless" alt="Jason Orange Topless" align=right src="" mce_src="">Orange's first experience with fame came when his breakdancing skills (he was a member of the Manchester-based Street Machine "crew") gained him work as a dancer on the television programme, The Hitman and Her.</P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">JASON ORANGE WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P>In 1990, Orange was selected to be a part of Nigel Martin Smith's new male vocal group Take That, which he planned as Britain's answer to New Kids on the Block.</P> <P>After Take That disbanded on 13 February 1996, Orange was the only group member who did not contemplate a solo career in music.

Instead, he decided to go into acting, and played DJ Brent Moyer in the Lynda La Plante thriller Killer Net in 1998, which was shown on Channel 4. In 1999, he performed in the stage production Gob by Jim Kenworth at the The King's Head Theatre in London. However, his ambitions to forge a career as an actor were ultimately unsuccessful and he gave up acting, stating that he could not stand the auditions.</P> <P>According to the documentary Take That: For The Record, he traveled across Europe and briefly to America. He then attended South Trafford College, studying psychology, biology, history and sociology.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Jason Orange Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Jason Orange Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers</P> Howard Donald 2010-01-05T16:28:51Z <P><IMG title="Howard Donald" alt="Howard Donald" align=right src="" mce_src="">After Take That split, Donald did not have a career planned for himself.

Developing his songwriting skills, Donald tried to land himself a solo record deal after the breakup.</P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">HOWARD DONALD WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P>Despite completing an album and filming a video for a planned single called "Speak Without Words", he gave up his efforts at launching a solo career. He returned to his DJ-roots and went on to become a successful DJ playing mostly in the UK and Germany. He is also one of the owners of the production company Sonic Fly.</P> <P>Following the split Howard's songwriting was recognised by Nigel Martin-Smith for another act, Kavana, who charted with Donald-penned song "Crazy Chance" at number 35 in 1996.

A remixed version of the song reached number 16 in 1997.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Howard Donald Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Free Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers<BR>Howard Donald Screensaver</P> <P><IMG title="Howard Donald" alt="Howard Donald" align=right src="" mce_src="">After Take That split, Donald did not have a career planned for himself. Developing his songwriting skills, Donald tried to land himself a solo record deal after the breakup.</P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">HOWARD DONALD WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P>Despite completing an album and filming a video for a planned single called "Speak Without Words", he gave up his efforts at launching a solo career. He returned to his DJ-roots and went on to become a successful DJ playing mostly in the UK and Germany.

He is also one of the owners of the production company Sonic Fly.</P> <P>Following the split Howard's songwriting was recognised by Nigel Martin-Smith for another act, Kavana, who charted with Donald-penned song "Crazy Chance" at number 35 in 1996. A remixed version of the song reached number 16 in 1997.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Howard Donald Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Free Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers<BR>Howard Donald Screensaver</P> Gary Barlow 2010-01-05T16:28:51Z <P><IMG title="Gary Barlow" alt="Gary Barlow" align=right src="" mce_src="">Gary Barlow recorded a solo album in 1997 titled Open Road. Five singles were released from the album, with the first two — "Forever Love" and "Love Won't Wait" (written by Madonna) — both reaching number 1 on the UK singles chart.

</P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">GARY BARLOW WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P>His second album, Twelve Months, Eleven Days, was less successful. Two singles were released: "Stronger", which reached #16, and "For All That You Want", which reached #24. Barlow was then dropped from his label just before he was due to release a third single "Lie To Me". He later set up a studio in his Cheshire home and began writing and producing records for the likes of Atomic Kitten, Donny Osmond, Blue (including the UK No. 2 hit "Guilty"), Lara Fabian and Delta Goodrem.</P> <P>During his time in Take That, Gary Barlow co-owns San Remo Publishing, with Gary Go, Bryn Christopher and brand new act Camilla Kerslake all signed to it. He has also written songs with and for Alesha Dixon, Britannia High and Katherine Jenkins.</P> <P>He wrote his autobiography My Take, published in 2006, before the Take That reunion.

In 2007 he republished it, this time complete with the reunion of Take That.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Gary Barlow Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Free Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers<BR>Gary Barlow Screensaver</P> <P><IMG title="Gary Barlow" alt="Gary Barlow" align=right src="" mce_src="">Gary Barlow recorded a solo album in 1997 titled Open Road. Five singles were released from the album, with the first two — "Forever Love" and "Love Won't Wait" (written by Madonna) — both reaching number 1 on the UK singles chart. </P> <P><A href="" mce_href="">GARY BARLOW WEB SEARCH</A></P> <P>His second album, Twelve Months, Eleven Days, was less successful. Two singles were released: "Stronger", which reached #16, and "For All That You Want", which reached #24. Barlow was then dropped from his label just before he was due to release a third single "Lie To Me".

He later set up a studio in his Cheshire home and began writing and producing records for the likes of Atomic Kitten, Donny Osmond, Blue (including the UK No. 2 hit "Guilty"), Lara Fabian and Delta Goodrem.</P> <P>During his time in Take That, Gary Barlow co-owns San Remo Publishing, with Gary Go, Bryn Christopher and brand new act Camilla Kerslake all signed to it. He has also written songs with and for Alesha Dixon, Britannia High and Katherine Jenkins.</P> <P>He wrote his autobiography My Take, published in 2006, before the Take That reunion. In 2007 he republished it, this time complete with the reunion of Take That.<BR><BR>TAGS:<BR>Free Gary Barlow Screensaver<BR>Free Take That Screensaver<BR>Free Screensaver<BR>Free Screensavers<BR>Gary Barlow Screensaver</P> Back For Good Chords - Take That - Guitar Chords v5 Back For Good Chords NORMAL TUNING, with capo III.

D x00232 G 320033 Em7 022033 Bm x24432 Bm/A x04432 A7 x02020 A7sus4 x04030 Em/G x05050 Introduction: D / Em7 / G /{D A} (OR Asus4 and then resolve to A) To really get the right 'feel' for the strumming pattern, try delaying the down-strum which gives an arpeggio effect - like done in the original.

VERSE 1 D Em7 G D D Em7 I guess now it's time for me to give up G A7 > A7sus4 > Em/G I feel it's time D Em7 Got a picture of you beside me G A Got a lipstick mark still on D Em7 Your coffee cup G A Oh yeah D Em7 Got a fist of pure emotion G A Got a head of shattered dreams Bm Bm/A Gotta leave it, gotta leave it G A All behind now CHORUS D Em7 Whatever I said, whatever I did I G Didn't mean it A D I just want you back for good Em7 G A Want you back, want you back, want you back for good D Em7 Whatever I'm wrong just tell me G The song and I'll sing it A D You'll be right and understood Em7 G A Want you back, want you back, I want you back for good VERSE 2 D Em7 G A Unaware but underlined D Em7 I figured out the story (no, no) G A7 > A7sus4 > Em/G It wasn't good (no, no) D Em7 G But in the corner of my mind A D Em7 I celebrated glory G

 A But that was not to be D Em7 In the twist of separation G A You excelled at being free Bm Can't you find, (can't you find) Bm/A G A A little room inside for me CHORUS BRIDGE G7 D/F# G7 D/F# And we'll be together, this time is forever Em D/F# We'll be fighting and forever we will be Bm Bm/A So complete in our love G7 D/F# A A7 > > Em/G We will never be uncovered again CHORUS Patience Chords , Greatest Day Chords , A Million Love Songs Chords , Could It Be Magic Chords , Shine Chords , Rule The World Chords , Pray Chords , How Deep Is Your Love Chords About the artist behind Back For Good Chords: Take That are an English pop boy band consisting of members Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, Mark Owen, and Robbie Williams.

After seeing major success in the early to mid 1990s as a five person act, a reformed four man version of the band achieved new success in the mid-2000s without Williams. Formed by Nigel Martin Smith in Manchester in 1990, Take That sold more than 30 million records between 1991-1996. Between the band's first single release in 1991 and their breakup in 1996, the BBC described Take That as "the most successful British band since The Beatles in the UK, beloved of young and old alike". Take That's dance-oriented pop tunes and soulful ballads dominated the UK charts in the first half of the 1990s, spawning two of the best selling albums of the decade with Everything Changes (which was nominated for the 1994 Mercury Prize[1]) and Greatest Hits 1996, and according to All Music Guide, "at this time were giant superstars in Europe with the main question about them not being about whether they could get a hit single, but how many and which would make it to number one".

The band split up in 1996, but after a 2005 documentary and the release of a greatest hits album, they officially announced a 2006 reunion tour around the United Kingdom, entitled The Ultimate Tour. On May 9, 2006, it was announced that Take That were set to record their first studio album Beautiful World in over 10 years. They then went onto produce another sellout tour in 2007, The Beautiful World Tour, which garnered positive reviews from critics, and is to date their highest selling tour. Indexed at Wikipedia.

Question: What English pop band, formed in Manchester in 1990 with Robbie Williams, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen, achieved major success in the early to mid 1990s, split up in 1996, and in 2006 released the album "Beautiful World"?
Answer: Take That