Johnny Logan

Biography Johnny Logan

Johnny Logan was born in Frankston near Melbourne, Australia May 13, 1954. He was given the name Seán Patrick Michael Sherrard. His father, the famous Patrick O'Hagan, was an Irish tenor who managed to perform no less than three times at The White House in front of John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon respectively.

The family moved to Ireland when Johnny Logan was aged three. He started singing at the age of nine and by the time he was thirteen he had learned to play the guitar and was writing songs. He accompanied his father on tours in Australia and New Zealand as an assistant and dresser as his father suffered from a disease that prevented him from lifting his arms above his chest.

Johnny Logan has no doubt that his choice of profession goes all the way back to these tours where he and his father were killing time by singing together in the dressing-rooms of the great concert halls. Johnny Logan has been singing professionally since the age of fourteen.

Johnny Logan has won the International Eurovision Song Contest three times. In the Netherlands April 1980 with “What’s Another Year” composed by Shay Healy. He won for the 2nd time in Brussels May 1987 as a singer and composer with “Hold Me Now”. No one else had ever won the Eurovision Song Contest twice as a performer. "Hold Me Now" rose to number 2 in the UK chart and the single sold six million copies. In 1992 in Malmö he won for the 3rd time as a composer with “Why Me” sung by Linda Martin.

Johnny Logan, known and respected for his great talent as a singer and songwriter; has released numerous albums during the years, performed for many heads of state counting The Pope John Paul II, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, won several awards and appeared on top Television shows throughout Europe, Asia and Australia.

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Discografie Johnny Logan

ALBUMS

The Best Of Johnny Logan - EU 2005
We All Need Love - Germany 2004
We All Need Love - Denmark 2003
Save This Christmas For Me - Denmark 2001
Reach For Me - Germany 2001
Reach For Me - Denmark 2001
Love Is All (Limited Club Edition) - Germany 1999
Love Is All - Germany 1999
What's Another Year - Germany 1998
Reach Out (new version) - Germany 1997
Living For Loving - Germany 1997
Reach Out - Germany 1996
The Best Of Johnny Logan - UK 1996
I'm No Hero - Germany 1996
Living For Loving - UK 1994
Endless Emotion - Germany 1992
Love Songs - Ireland 1990
What's Another Year Erfolge - Germany 1990
What's Another Year - Holland 1989
Mention My Name - Germany 1989
Hold Me Now - Holland 1987
Straight From The Heart - Holland 1985
Johnny Logan - UK 1980
The Johnny Logan Album - Holland 1980
What's Another Year - Ireland 1980
Same - Ireland 1980
In London - Ireland 1979

SINGLES

Kaye Styles & Johnny Logan: Don't Cry - I Love To Party
A State of Happiness
We All Need Love
Promo single: Here I Go Again
(Promo single: We All Need Love
You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ Feat. André Hazes Holland 2002
Taking All The Blame
Let Love Be Love Feat. Friends
Christmas Time
Let's Make Love Feat. Barbara Dex
Taking All The Blame
Let's Make Love Feat. Natasja Crone
Hold Me Now 2001
No One Makes Love Like You Feat. Nicole
Music Feat. Robert Wells
The Lucky One
The Great Divide
When Love Was All
Sarah's At The Window
Silly Love Songs
If You Believe
You've Really Got A Hold On Me Feat. Wendy van Wanten
Love To Live
Vision Of Glory Feat. Montserrat Caballe
The Love In Your Eyes
The Only Thing I've Ever Wanted
Reunited Feat. Dara Rolins
Reach Out
Another Lover
White Magic
Voices (Are Calling)
I'm No Hero
Celebrate And Win
Europe Is Your Home
It's Only Tears
Long Lie The Rivers
Miss You Nights
How About Us
All I Ever Wanted
Lay Down Your Heart
Red Lips
Heartland
Lonely Lovers
I'm Not In Love
I'm Not In Love
Stay
Hold Me Now
Stab In The Back
Ginny Come Lately
Becoming Electric
Oriental Eyes
Ich Lieb Dich So Wie Du Bist
Save Me
In London
What's Another Year
Was Ist Schon Ein Jahr
Por un año más
Louisianna Rain
Give A Little Bit More (Too Much Too Soon)

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