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Sam Blue was born on 1959 in Newcastle, is an English hard rock singer. Discover Sam Blue's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 65 years old?

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1959

Sam Blue (born Simon Blewitt 1959 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England) (also known as Sam Blewitt) is an English hard rock singer, who has been part of the bands Emerson, Axis, L. A. Secrets, Paul Samson's Empire, Ya Ya, Ultravox, GTS, and Burns Blue.

He works in the UK and Europe as a session singer, performing and collaborating with many artists including The Streets, Dizzee Rascal, Braund Reynolds, The Young Punx, Phonat, Urban Myth, Avicci, Otto Knows, Madness.

1980

In the 1980s Blue sang with the bands Emerson (one single on Neat Records) LA Secrets, Paul Samson's Empire, and Ya Ya (who released one album on WEA/Warner Bros 1988).

1990

He had previously made it to the 1990 "Eurovision Song Contest" as a backing vocalist for Emma singing "Give a little love back to the world"

1993

In 1993 was asked to join the new version of Ultravox led by Billy Currie and included Vinny Burns, Tony Holmes and Gary Williams.

After standing in for a previous singer on some shows, Blue was asked to join.

He co-wrote the Ingenuity album with Currie and Burns.

One other live album was released.

Blue then collaborated on Vinny Burns solo album 'The Journey'.

with Burns and Gary Hughes.

The next collaboration with Burns was the Burns Blue album 'What if', with Pete Jupp and Bob Skeat.

1996

He entered the UK finals for the Eurovision Song Contest in 1996 (as part of the duo Esseness with the song "I Never Knew") and in 1997 (as a solo artist with the song "For The Life You Don't Yet Know"), both of which involved prime-time performances on BBC One.

2006

Had Top 40 single in 2006 with Baywatch theme – I'll be Ready (Naughty Boy/Phat Beach)

Also worked an artist manager at Plan C Management with Christian Ulf-Hansen.

The company's artists included the singer-songwriter, Tobias Fröberg (Sweden); & Kathryn Williams.

Blue reached the Top 40 in the UK Singles Chart in 2006, with the Phat Beach/Naughty Boy version of the Baywatch theme, "I'll Be Ready".

He also sang on the tsunami relief record for Mike Read and producer Steve Levine.

2009

He also appeared as Lead & backing vocalist for Dizzee Rascal, both on Later... with Jools Holland & 2009 Hootenany show, also the 2009 BBC Electric Prom's at the Roundhouse London.

2010

His more recent credits and appearances include on the Thomas the Tank Engine film, Hero of the Rails (2010), Day of the Diesel's ( 2011), and "Blue Mountain Mystery" (2012), and on the TV series singing the end titles, written by Robert Hartshorne.

Blue was a backing vocalist on the theme music for the BBC TV series New Tricks, produced by Dennis Waterman.

His work with Dizzee Rascal continued for Festivals (including Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Bestival) and concert appearances in 2010 – his vocals are also featured on the song "Fix up Look Sharp".

His other work included singing lead and backing for Phonat and Vanessa Amorosi in June 2010.

2011

In 2011, Blue worked as a vocal coach on BBC Introducingand with several artists.

He also collaborated with The Bays, who used his pre-recorded vocals for some of their live shows.

Other recent appearances include

2014

in 2014 Blue sang at the Rock n Horsepower Festival with Kenney Jones & Friends at Hurtwood Park, Surrey for Prostate Cancer UK awareness.

He described singing the Small Faces songs with the band as an honour.

He also sang 'Nights in White satin' with John Lodge of the Moody Blues.

Also on the bill were The Who, Jeff Beck, Alvin Stardust, John Parr, Nick Kershaw, Mick Hucknall among others.

2015

The event is due to be repeated in 2015 after it raised a considerable amount for the charity.

Blue still sings with his band California Screaming, which he formed with longtime friend and guitarist James Nisbet.

Band members include Alex Toff/Andy Treacy on Drums, Carl Holt/Joe Holweger on Bass, Anthony Clark/ Mike Bramwell on Keys, Mim Grey/Nadie Keating on vocals.