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Season In The Sun by Terry Jacks
Terry Jacks
Artist Biography For Terry Jacks
Terry Jacks Born 29 March 1944 In Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Is A Canadian Singer Songwriter Record Producer And Environmentalist. His Family Relocated To Vancouver In The Early 1960s And Jacks Took Up Guitar In His Teens And At 18 Formed A Band Called The Chessmen With Guitarist Guy Sobell. The Group Had Four Top-Ten Hits In Vancouver Between 1964 And 1966. He Was Half Of The Pop Group The Poppy Family 1968–1973 Along With His Then-Wife Susan Jacks Before Producing Several Solo Records. In 1974 He Had A Worldwide Hit Single With Seasons In The Sun. In 1987 He Released His Last Album And Seems Not To Be Performing Any More.
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"Seasons In The Sun" Is An English-Language Adaptation Of The Song "Le Moribond" By Belgian Singer-Songwriter Jacques Brel. 1 It Became A Worldwide Hit In 1974 For Terry Jacks And Became A Christmas Number 1 In 1999 For Westlife. The Song Is A Dying Protagonist's Farewell To Relatives And Friends.
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Biography - Terry Jacks
Terry Jacks Born 29 March 1944 In Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Is A Canadian Singer Songwriter Record Producer And Environmentalist. His Family Relocated To Vancouver In The Early 1960s And Jacks Took Up Guitar In His Teens And At 18 Formed A Band Called The Chessmen With Guitarist Guy Sobell. The Group Had Four Top-Ten Hits In Vancouver Between 1964 And 1966. He Was Half Of The Pop Group The Poppy Family 1968–1973 Along With His Then-Wife Susan Jacks Before Producing Several Solo Records. In 1974 He Had A Worldwide Hit Single With Seasons In The Sun. In 1987 He Released His Last Album And Seems Not To Be Performing Any More.
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"Seasons in the Sun" is an English-language adaptation of the song "Le Moribond" by Belgian singer-songwriter Jacques Brel.[1] It became a worldwide hit in 1974 for Terry Jacks and became a Christmas Number 1 in 1999 for Westlife.
The song is a dying protagonist's farewell to relatives and friends. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.