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Tee Green | |
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Birth name | Tee Green |
Born | London, U.K. | July 27, 1958
Origin | Leyton, London, U.K. |
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Years active | 1974–present |
TEE GREEN - Vocalist
[edit]Tee Green, with a four and a half octave vocal range, is a session singer, solo artist and vocal coach working with charting recording artists and record producers in the business including Stock, Aitkin & Waterman.
Tee Green initially gained recognition with his backing vocals and arrangements with East 17 on their first three albums and sharing the stage with Brian Harvey on the hit record 'If You Ever'.[1]. This was later recorded by East 17 and Gabrielle which reached number 2 in the UK single chart.
Behind most successful pop singers stands their vocal coach, He has worked with Worlds Apart, Atomic Kitten, Mis Teeq, The Saturdays, Alexander O'Neil, Kenny Thomas, Cilla Black, Peter Andre and countless others, his vocals can be heard on albums with sales of over 170 million, backing artists such as; Kylie Minogue, Lighthouse Family, Lulu, Deuce, Will Young, Emma Bunton, Gareth Gates, Steps, Chris de Berg, Daryl Hall to name a few.
SONG WRITING
[edit]He has written for himself and others. Alongside Andy Reynolds, he wrote the 5th single for American Boy Band NSYNC 'Together Again[2]'.
AWARDS
[edit]He has made it into the Guinness book of World Records[3]by being the singer who held the longest vocal note in studio recording history, beating all his predecessors, Barbara Streisand, Melba Moore, Johnny Nash and Bill Withers. The note was featured on the Benard Ighner classic 'Everything Must Change'[4]
British Fashion Week THIS IS ICON winner 2024 for his contribution to Music and Philanthropy, other 2024 winners include; Sir Alan Sugar, Heather Small, James Whale MBE
BACKING VOCALS LIVE
[edit]Appeared with East 17 on their 'Steam' tour, provided vocals with the James Taylor Quartet and also worked with former page 3 girl vocalist Samantha Fox. He appeared with her in Moscow in 2019.
FILM & TV
[edit]The movie Rise of the Footsoldier (2007) one of his earlier film roles. He also was appeared in Dead Cert (2010) and ''Harry Hill's TV Burp (2012) in a special episode.
EARLY LIFE
[edit]Tee Green grew up in Leyton, London attending Leyton County High School for Boys and was a friend of Glen Adams, Glen's older brother Clive invited Tee to join the school band he was a member of named 'Island Rox' as their new front man. He ventured out to sing on stage with local band 'Deep Feeling' who were the resident band at the Green Man, Leytonstone, pro musicians with some chart success. He fronted the short lived band 'Freeze Green' with guitarist Keith Waites, both went on to join Clem Curtis in 'The Foundations'.
PERSONAL LIFE
[edit]He was to follow in his late father's footsteps as a professional Bookbinder, his father's customers included British Royalty. His passion for music governed his own career choice. He is a dog lover a family man and an advocate for Mental Health openly discussing this with the music press[5][6][7]
Backing singer discography
[edit]Known for his powerful and versatile voice, the following list gives an overview of Tee's recorded output as a backing vocalist.
- East 17 - Gold (1992)
- Kylie Minogue – Celebration (1992)
- Kylie Minogue – Greatest Hits (1992)
- Soft Ballet – Million Mirrors - Threshold (Yellow Mix) (1992)
- Shara Nelson – What Silence Knows (1993)
- Lulu – Independence (1993)
- Daryl Hall – Soul Alone (1993)
- Clive Griffin – Love TKO (1993)
- 2wo Third3 – I Want The World (1994)
- 2wo Third3 – I Want To Be Alone (Lonely Mix) (1994)
- Respect ft. Hannah Jones – Young Heart's Run Free (1994)
- 2wo Third3 – Hear Me Calling (1994)
- East 17 – Steam (1994)
- Back To Basics – All For Love (1994)
- Various Artists – 12" Of Pleasure - Young Heart's Run Free (Full On Vocal Mix) (1994)
- Dead Or Alive – Nukleopatra (1995)
- Various Artists – Garage Club Hits – Young Heart's Run Free (1995)
- Shara Nelson – Friendly Fire (1995)
- Deuce – Deuce On The Loose! (1995)
- Mike Francis – A Different Air (1995)
- Lighthouse Family – Ocean Drive (1995)
- Worlds Apart – Everybody (1996)
- El Mariachi – Cuba (1996)
- Various Artists – Dancemania 3 - Everybody (1996)
- Various Artists – Viva Dance Vol 3 - Everybody (1996)
- Various Artists – Hugo's Mega Dance Mix Frulings - Hits - Everybody (1996)
- Worlds Apart – Je Te Donne (1996)
- McIntosh & Charles – Killer Vocals - Back To Black (1996)
- Worlds Apart – Everlasting Love (1996)
- N SYNC – Together Again (1997)
- Worlds Apart – Don't Change (1997)
- Various Artists – Booom '98 - Together Again (1997)
- Isabelle Antena – Mediterranean Songs (1997)
- Lighthouse Family – Postcards From Heaven (1997)
- Worlds Apart – You Said (Remix '97) (1997)
- Fresh – Hold On (1997)
- Lighthouse Family – High (1997)
- Lighthouse Family – Lost In Space (1997)
- Lighthouse Family – Raincloud (1997)
- Worlds Apart – Sie Liebt Dich / She Loves You (1997)
- Worlds Apart – Je Seria La (1997)
- Viva! – Makossa Magic (1998)
- Various Artists – Aural Sex - Ear This – Viva (Original Version) (1998)
- Fresh – All That I Have (Radio Edit) (1998)
- Various Artists – Hitbreaker '98 - Die Erste – Together Again (1998)
- Various Artists – Wahnsinn - Die Party Ist Los – Everybody (The Radio Version) (1998)
- Various Artists – Planet Pop 2000 – Together Again (1999)
- Scott & Leon – You Used To Hold Me (2000)
- Worlds Apart – Here And Now (2000)
- Worlds Apart – I Will (Part 1) (2000)
- Worlds Apart – Language Of Love (2000)
- Various Artists – The Best Club Anthems 2001... Ever! – You Used To Hold Me (2000)
- Steps – Buzz (2001)
- Various Artists – Pure Garage IV - Sounds Of Eden (Everytime I See The Girl) (2000)
- Isabelle Antena – I'll Be Good To You (2001)
- Gareth Gates – What My Heart Wants To Say - That's When You Know (2000)
- Will Young – You And I / Don't Let Me Down (2002)
- Will Young – You And I (2002)
- FDI & Mystery ft. Cristina & Luisa – Smooth Operator (2002)
- JL – Love Game (2002)
- Lighthouse Family – Greatest Hits (2002)
- Chris de Burgh – Timing Is Everything (2002)
- Kylie – Greatest Hits (2003)
- Soft Ballet – Soft Ballet 1992-1995 +8 Other Mixes (2003)
- Tunde – Tunde (2004)
- Hannah Jones – The Remixes (2004)
- David Knopfler – Ship Of Dreams (2004)
- Kylie – Ultimate Kylie (2004)
- Kaare Norge ft. Cato Azul – Summer Love (2006)
- Worlds Apart – Platinum (2007)
- Will Young – The Hits (2009)
- Kylie Minogue – The Best Of Kylie Minogue (2012)
- East 17 – Dark Light (2012)
- Lighthouse Family – Blue Sky In Your Head (2019)
- Daryl Hall – Before After(2022)
Solo discography
There are various Mixes and Record Labels not included in the below i.e. : EuroHouse[8] versions.
- Truth & Faith (1992)
- Someday We'll All Be Free
- What Is Love (1993)
- Love Will Come (1994)
- Don't Hold Back (1994)[9]
- Love Will Come (Cult Mix) - 12" Of Pleasure - Various Artists (1994)
- Yes I Wish (2000) V.D.I V's DJ Mystery ft. Tee Green
- Silent Night (2000) Charity Fundraising Release
- When Love Ain't Enough (2001)
- Ride Like The Wind (2002) V.D.I V's DJ Mystery ft. Tee Green
- War (2022)
- That's The Way (I Like It) 2023
- Disco Inferno (Jeff Rush & Rusty Stone Vintage Mix) (2024)
References
[edit]- ^ George Meszlényi (2013-03-03). Brian Harvey feat. Tee Green - If I Ever (live). Retrieved 2024-09-24 – via YouTube.
- ^ ""N Sync - Together Again (1997, CD) - Discogs". Discogs.
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: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ ""Longest-held vocal note in a song (studio recording) Guinness World Records)"". Guinness World Records. 27 March 2011.
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: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ Tee Green (2020-04-15). Everything Must Change performed by Tee Green. Retrieved 2024-09-18 – via YouTube.
- ^ "Tee Green steps out on his own with mental health anthem 'When Love Ain't Enough'". Voice Magazine. Retrieved 2024-10-17.
- ^ Havelock, Polly (2021-06-04). "Tee Green goes solo". OriginalRock.net. Retrieved 2024-10-17.
- ^ Havelock, Polly (2021-06-09). "Vocal Coach To The Stars: Tee Green Steps Out On His Own". Retrieved 2024-10-17.
- ^ Apho and Abelito (6 January 2021). "THe Eurodance Encyclopaedia".
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: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ Ward, Michelle (2021-06-04). "TEE GREEN - When Love ain't Enough". Phoenix FM. Retrieved 2024-10-31.