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He died in [[March]] [[1995]] from injuries sustained in a Bus Crash<ref>[http://www.smokie.co.uk/feature/alan/barton.asp Smokie.co.uk - feature articles about Smokie]</ref>. |
He died in [[March]] [[1995]] from injuries sustained in a Bus Crash<ref>[http://www.smokie.co.uk/feature/alan/barton.asp Smokie.co.uk - feature articles about Smokie]</ref>. |
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Barton is the father of up and coming British pornography star Mr Max. |
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Alan Barton (September 16, 1953 - March 23, 1995) was a member of hit-making duo Black Lace, alongside Colin Routh. Their hits included: "The Music Man", "Agadoo" and "Superman". They also represented the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1979 in Jerusalem, with the song "Mary Ann", which finished seventh[1].
He died in March 1995 from injuries sustained in a Bus Crash[2].
Barton is the father of up and coming British pornography star Mr Max.
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