Brotherhood of Man is a British pop vocal group formed in the 1970s, which
won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1976 with the country-pop-esque "Save
Your Kisses for Me".
History The group was formed by record producer / composer, Tony Hiller,
and originally featured the well-travelled vocalist, Tony Burrows and two
female artists known as Sunny and Sue. Sunny (Leslie) had a solo hit in
1974 with "Doctor's Orders" , and Sue (Glover) became a well-known session
singer. Sunny and Sue provided backing vocals for both UK entrants, Lulu
and Vikki Watson, at the Eurovision Song Contests in 1969 and 1985
respectively, as well as German entrant Joy Fleming (alongside Madeline
Bell of Blue Mink) in 1975. Sue attempted to represent the UK herself in
1981 with the group Unity, but finished last in the heat.
In 1970 Brotherhood of Man had a hit single with "United We Stand", which
not only was a heavil
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http://www.bioandlyrics.com/brotherhoodofmanAlan Sorrenti,
Demis Roussos,
Gigliola Cinquetti,
Toto Cutugno,
Patrick Juvet,
E.M.M.A.,
Dana,
Lucky Luke,
Maxi,
Esther Hart,
Lisa del Bo,
B.A. Robertson,
Vikki,
Markus Apitius,
Lenny Kuhr,
Corry Brokken,
David Soul,
Jean-Claude Pascal,
Adrienne Posta,
Marija Naumova,
Peters & Lee,
Frankie And Johnny,
Mouth & McNeal,
Izhar Cohen & Alphabeta,
Orup & Glenmark,
Jon Gunn,
Sonny Clide,
John E. Paul,