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Latin Quarter began when ex-printer and Lincoln-born Steve Skaith left Liverpool for London in 1982 to write songs for music publishers Chappell, together with keyboard player Steve Jeffries. Skaith was also working on some rather more radical music with lyrics from an old friend of his called Mike Jones, both were members from the ...
Latin Quarter, British music band. Radio Africa from Modern Times album is their biggest hit. Songwriters Mike Jones and Steve Skaith.
1 dic 1992 · Steve Skaith, over thirty at the time, was the one who pulled the strings. He and Mike Jones were the creators and offered a quality that was ordinarily only found in the pop music of the sixties. Therefore one can honestly describe them as “children of the sixties”.
20 set 2021 · Anyone who thinks of liberated sleeping sheep by the album title is wrong, by the way, as the convinced atheist Steve Skaith explains: “The song ‘Releasing the Sheep’ imagines God deciding he has had enough with humanity, has given up waiting for us to create a decent world.
Steve Skaith was the singer and co-writer of the band Latin Quarter, best known in the UK for the 80s hit single –‘Radio Africa’ and their collaboration with the Zimbabwean group, the Bhundu Boys in the 90’s. They had big hits in continental Europe with “New Millioniares”, “America For Beginners”, “No Rope as long as Time” and others.
17 apr 2015 · Steve Skaith was the singer and writer with the UK band Latin Quarter‚ best known for its 1986 single 'Radio Africa'.. The band made several albums and continued touring throughout Europe until 1998.
Latin Quarter were a british band, founded by Steve Skaith, Mike Jones and Richard Wright in 1983. They first split up in 1990, rejoined around 1993 and finally split up in 1998. Steve Skaith (main vocals, guitar)
