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| John Taylor | |
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| Birth name: | Nigel John Tayor |
| Birth date: | June 20, 1960 |
| Origin: | Solihull, England, UK |
| Occupation(s): | Musician |
| Associated acts: | Duran Duran |
| Official website: | https://duranduran.warnereprise.com/ |
John Taylor recorded one of the earliest concerts by The Police at Birmingham University on 1977-03-11. He was also a member of Band Aid and shared bass duties on Do They Know It's Christmas? with Sting. In 2010 he recorded and performed with Stewart Copeland.
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- 1977-03-11
- 1984-11-25
- 1993-02-04
- 2010-03-20 (Stewart Copeland)
- Band Aid
- Do They Know It's Christmas?
- In The Pleasure Groove
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