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Revision as of 23:01, 16 July 2006 by Rholton (talk | contribs) (Fix a link to a redirect from misspellings. To help, see User:wmahan/Links to redirects from misspellings.)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff) For the article about the Paramount News Announcer Gregory Abbott, see Paramount News.Gregory Abbott (born 2 April 1954 in New York) is an American soul-musician (keys and drums), singer, composer and producer. One of his first artistic appearances was a duet with Whitney Houston.
Abbott's parents came from Venezuela and Antigua. His mother gave him a first musical impulse by teaching piano. Before his career as musician, Abbott studied psychology at University of California, Berkeley and creative writing at Stanford. Also, he has taught english at University of California, Berkeley and is currently pursuing a PhD.
Discography
Singles
- 1986 - Shake You Down (USA: #1; UK: #6)
- 1986 - I Got The Feelin' (It's Over) (USA: #56)
- 1988 - I'll Prove It To You
- 1994 - Handyman
- 1994 - Do The Caribbean
- 2000 - Sexual
Albums
- 1986 - Shake You Down
I got the feelin' (it's over) Say you will Shake you down You're my angel Magic Wait until tomorrow Rhyme and reason I'll find a way
- 1988 - I'll Prove It To You
Back to stay Prisoner of love I´ll prove it to you Runaway Unfinished business Crazy over you Let me be your hero Take me back Two of a kind She´s an entertainer
- 1994 - One World
- 1998 - Super Hits
- 2000 - Eyes, Whispers, Rhythm, Sex...
- 2005 - Dancing In The Inner Realm
- 2006 - Rhyme and Reason
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