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Peter Brian Gabriel is an English singer-songwriter, musician, and human rights activist. He is known for being a co-founder and the lead vocalist of Genesis for their first eight years and for his subsequent solo career. A winner of multiple major awards, he has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Genesis and as a solo artist.
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At the American and European laboratories served by Air France, primates are violently force-fed chemicals, inflicted with brain damage, crippled, addicted to cocaine or alcohol, deprived of food and water, or psychologically tormented and ultimately killed.
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“but that seems very strange to me. It”
“At the American and European laboratories served by Air France, primates are violently force-fed chemicals, inflicted with brain damage, crippled, addicted to cocaine or alcohol, deprived of food and water, or psychologically tormented and ultimately killed.”
“Hymns played quite a large part. They were the closest I came to soul music before I discovered soul music. There are certain hymns that you can scream your lungs out on, and I used to love that. It was great when you used to get the old shivers down the back.”
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Published video “Peter Gabriel - One by One (Dark-Side Mix)”.
Published video “"This idea in the song as in the jigsaw and the pulling apart of these pieces" - pg #petergabriel”.
Published video “"Going beyond where our heads normally are and finding this other substance." - pg #petergabriel”.
Published video “"If they're on for the ride, they're going to take it through to the end"-pg #petergabriel #newmusic”.
Published video “Mozo is back from the dead! #petergabriel #newmusic #behindthesong”.
Published video “"It starts with a single piano note, and then goes into this world of multiple tinkly things" -pg”.
Published video “"Everyone has written a song on these chords and they're so classic…”.
Published video “"This is another song that comes out of the brain show that I am working on” #petergabriel #newmusic”.
Published video “The longest song on the record, 'One by One' (Bright-Side Mix)' is out now. #petergabriel #newmusic”.
Published video “The return of Mozo! Peter Gabriel full moon update for new song One by One”.
Loudwire ranked him as the second greatest progressive rock singer of all time
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The Guardian: Peter Gabriel: i/o review – a glorious, late-career masterpiece
Released album “i/o”.
The Guardian: Peter Gabriel: i/o review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week
The Guardian: Billie Eilish, Peter Gabriel and others join music coalition against gun violence
The Guardian: Peter Gabriel review – haunted new songs have fans punching the air
As well as a different mix of the song on each new moon in 2023, starting with the Dark Side Mix of "Panopticom"
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And supported it with the I/O The Tour that year
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The Guardian: Peter Gabriel: festivals risk ‘losing everything’ without government insurance
Was interviewed multiple times about his new album, and revealed that he had been recording with Manu Katché, Tony Levin and David Rhodes on 17 new songs
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In 2021, Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor said that she maintained an on-and-off relationship with Gabriel in the wake of his divorce.
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Released album “Flotsam and Jetsam”.
Released album “Rated PG”.
Spoke on BBC Radio 6 about how he had taken a hiatus from making music due to his wife being sick, but he had begun to return to it now that she had recovered
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With the release of Rated PG, a compilation of songs that were created for film soundtracks throughout his career
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Published video “Peter Gabriel, Youssou N'Dour - In Your Eyes (Live)”.
Published video “Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer (Live)”.
Published video “Peter Gabriel - Shock The Monkey (Live)”.
Published video “Peter Gabriel - Red Rain (Live)”.
Published video “PeterGabrielVEVO Live Stream”.
The company was sold to the Audiotonix Group
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Published video “Peter Gabriel - In Your Eyes (Back to Front)”.
Published video “Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer (Growing Up Live)”.
Published video “Peter Gabriel - Biko”.
Released album “Back to Front Winter 2014: 12.11.14 Brussels, Belgium”.
Released album “Back to Front: Live in London”.
Awarded Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2014).
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Released album “Back to Front 2014: 25.05.14 Berlin, Germany”.
Released album “Back to Front 2014: 17.05.14 Riga Latvia”.
Released album “Back to Front 2014: 06.05.14 Budapest, Hungary”.
Released album “Back to Front 2014: 02.05.14 Cologne, Germany”.
Released album “Back to Front 2014: 30.04.14 Munich, Germany”.
“primates are violently force-fed chemicals, inflicted with brain damage, crippled, addicted to cocaine or alcohol, deprived of food and water, or psychologically tormented and ultimately killed.”
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Released album “Back to Front 2013: 16.10.13 Düsseldorf, Germany”.
Released album “Back to Front 2013: 15.10.13 Paris, France”.
Released album “Back to Front 2013: 19.10.13 Berlin, Germany”.
Released album “Back to Front 2013: 13.10.13 Stuttgart, Germany”.
Released album “Back to Front 2013: 11.10.13 Leipzig, Germany”.
Released album “Back to Front 2013: 08.10.13 Geneva, Switzerland”.
Released album “Back to Front 2013: 03.10.13 Vienna, Austria”.
Released album “And I’ll Scratch Yours”.
Released album “Scratch My Back / And I’ll Scratch Yours”.
Released album “Back to Front 2013: 10.10.13 Prague, Czech Republic”.
Released album “Back to Front 2012: 09.18.12 Montreal, QC”.
Released album “Back to Front 2012: 09.21.12 Philadelphia, PA”.
Released album “Back to Front 2012: 09.24.12 Boston, MA”.
Released album “Live in Athens 1987”.
Released album “Back to Front 2012: 09.30.12 Denver, Colorado”.
Released album “Back to Front 2012: 09.23.12 Wantagh, New York”.
Released album “Back to Front 2012: 09.16.12 Quebec City, QC”.
Awarded BMI London Awards for Sledgehammer (2012).
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Released album “Live Blood”.
Released album “New Blood: Live in London”.
Released album “Half Blood”.
Released album “New Blood”.
Released album “Scratch My Back”.
Gabriel lent his support to the campaign to release Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, an Iranian Azeri woman who was sentenced to death by stoning after being convicted of committing adultery
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Awarded Grammy Award for Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella for Define Dancing (2009).
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Awarded Grammy Award for Best Song Written for Visual Media for Down to Earth (2009).
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Awarded Polar Music Prize (2009).
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Released album “Live 2009: 31·03·09 Monterrey, Mexico”.
Released album “Live 2009: 24·03·09 Santiago, Chile”.
Released album “Live 2009: 22·03·09 Buenos Aires, Argentina”.
Released album “Live 2009: 18·03·09 Caracas, Venezuela”.
Gabriel recorded Scratch My Back, an album of cover songs by various artists including David Bowie, Lou Reed, Arcade Fire, Radiohead, Regina Spektor and Neil Young
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Its technology had been used by over 100 music download sites including MSN Music UK, MyCokeMusic, Planet Internet (KPN), Wanadoo and CD WOW
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Awarded Ambassador of Conscience Award (2008).
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With Thomas Newman, including the film's closing song, "Down to Earth", for which they received the Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media
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Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 05/07/07 Arezzo · Italy”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 02/07/07 Brescia · Italy”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 29/06/07 Amsterdam · Netherlands”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 26/06/07 Hannover · Germany”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 22/06/07 Dublin · Ireland”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 20/06/07 Eden Project · England”.
Awarded Ivor Novello Awards (2007).
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Awarded BMI London Awards (2007).
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Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 14/06/07 Gelsenkirchen · Germany”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 23/06/07 Hyde Park · England”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 24/07/07 Monaco · France”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 11/08/07 Skanderbord · Denmark”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 27/07/07 WOMAD · England”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 30/06/07 Leuven · Belgium”.
Released album “The Warm Up Tour – Summer 2007: 08/07/07 Locarno · Switzerland”.
Awarded BT Digital Music Awards (2006).
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Awarded BMI London Awards for In Your Eyes (2006).
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Awarded Frankfurter Musikpreis (2006).
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Awarded Q Awards (2006).
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And Time magazine named him one of the 100 most influential people worldwide in 2008
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His work with Witness and his long-standing support of peace and human rights causes was recognised by the Nobel Peace Prize Laureates with the Man of Peace award
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Released album “Still Growing Up: Live & Unwrapped”.
FIFA asked Gabriel and Brian Eno to organise an opening ceremony for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, but FIFA cancelled the idea in January 2006
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Stating that he had 150 songs in various stages
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Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 18.06.04 Athens”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 07.06.04 London”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 05.06.04 Glasgow”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 27.05.04 Paris”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 23.05.04 Karlsruhe”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 08.05.04 Berlin”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 06.05.04 Rotterdam”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 05.05.04 Dortmund”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 14.05.04 Vienna”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 01.05.04 Ischgl”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 23.07.04 Nimes”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 19.07.04 Lucca”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 25.07.04 Kaiserslautern”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 26.05.04 Brussels”.
Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 07.07.04 Naples”.
Gabriel contributed another song ("Curtains") and contributed voice work on another game in the Myst franchise, Myst IV: Revelation
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Released album “Play: The Videos”.
Gabriel met with his former Genesis bandmates to discuss the possibility of staging The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (1974) as a reunion tour
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Released album “Still Growing Up Live 2004: 08.07.04 Rome”.
Released album “Growing Up Live”.
Released album “Hit”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 07.01.03 Columbus, OH”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 07.04.03 Toronto, ON”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 07.05.03 London, ON”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 07.06.03 Montréal, QC”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 06.07.03 Mountain View, CA”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 06.26.03 Milwaukee, WI”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 06.29.03 Clarkston, MI”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 06.16.03 Atlanta, GA”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 06.21.03 Camden, NJ”.
Awarded Genesis Award (2003).
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Released album “Summer 2003: 06.14.03 West Palm Beach, FL”.
Released album “Summer 2003: 06.11.03 Dallas, TX”.
Gabriel contributed a song for the video game Uru: Ages Beyond Myst
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They had two daughters, one of whom, Anna-Marie, is a filmmaker who filmed and directed Gabriel's live DVDs Growing Up on Tour: A Family Portrait (2003), Still Growing Up: Live & Unwrapped (2005) and some of his music videos.
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Released album “Up”.
Released album “Long Walk Home: Music From the Rabbit‐Proof Fence”.
Up, Gabriel's first full-length studio album in a decade, was released in September 2002
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Stuck with soundtrack work for his next project, scoring for the Australian film Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002) with worldbeat music
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Released album “Die Nixe · The Mermaid”.
Gabriel contributed lead vocals to the song "When You're Falling" on Afro Celt Sound System's Volume 3: Further in Time
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Visiting Georgia State University's Language Research Center to participate in keyboard jam sessions with bonobo apes from the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Released album “Solid Gold Collection”.
Released album “OVO”.
By which time Gabriel had 130 potential songs for the album, and spent almost two years on it before management at Virgin Records pushed Gabriel to complete it
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Gabriel collaborated with Zucchero, Anggun and others in a charity for kids with AIDS
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Gabriel appeared on the soundtrack of Babe: Pig in the City as the lead vocalist of the song "That'll Do", written by Randy Newman
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It was named MTV's number one animated video of all time
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Gabriel was invited to participate in the direction and soundtrack of the Millennium Dome Show, a live multimedia performance staged in the Millennium Dome in London throughout 2000
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Awarded Grammy Award for Best Music Film for Secret World Live (1996).
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Released album “Real World Notes CD-EXTRA #2”.
Awarded North–South Prize (1995).
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Before production halted three years later to focus time on other projects and collaborations
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Gabriel and Cape Verdean human rights activist Vera Duarte were awarded the North–South Prize in its inaugural year
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Released album “Secret World Live”.
Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Visual Effects for Kiss That Frog (1994).
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Awarded Grammy Award for Best Music Video for Steam (1994).
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Gabriel starred in Breck Eisner's short film Recon as a detective who enters the minds of murder victims to find their killer's identity
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Awarded Brit Award for British Producer of the Year (1993).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Editing for Steam (1993).
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Awarded Grammy Award for Best Music Video for Digging in the Dirt (1993).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Visual Effects for Steam (1993).
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And 1994 for the videos to "Digging in the Dirt" and "Steam", respectively
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Released album “Us”.
Awarded Q Awards (1992).
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Awarded GAFFA-Prisen for Digging in the Dirt (1992).
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Released album “Mercy Street USA Live 86–87”.
Released album “Revisited”.
Released album “Shaking the Tree: Sixteen Golden Greats”.
Awarded Grammy Award for Best New Age Album for Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ (1990).
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And at The Paris Concert for Amnesty International in 1998
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“Quando foi confundido com o escritor brasileiro no Fórum Econômico de Davos”
Gabriel lent his backing vocals to Ugandan political exile Geoffrey Oryema's "Land of Anaka", appearing on Oryema's first studio album Exile, released on Gabriel's Real World label
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Gabriel put out his first compilation album, Shaking the Tree: Sixteen Golden Greats, which sold 2 million copies in the US
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Released album “Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ”.
And co-created the human rights organisation Witness in 1992
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Gabriel became involved as composer for Martin Scorsese's film The Last Temptation of Christ (1988)
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Awarded Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award – Viewer's Choice for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Editing for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Art Direction for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Visual Effects for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Direction for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Overall Performance for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Most Experimental Video for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Concept Video for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Best Male Video for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded MTV Video Music Award for Video of the Year for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Awarded Ivor Novello Awards for Don't Give Up (1987).
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Awarded Brit Award for British Male Solo Artist (1987).
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Awarded Brit Award for British Video of the Year for Sledgehammer (1987).
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Gabriel appeared on Robbie Robertson's self-titled solo studio album, singing on "Fallen Angel"; co-wrote two Tom Robinson singles; and appeared on Joni Mitchell's 1988 studio album Chalk Mark in a Rain Storm, on the ope
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After the couple divorced in 1987, Gabriel fell into a period of depression and attended therapy sessions for six years.
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Awarded CASBY Award for So (1986).
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Released album “So”.
Has headlined several human rights benefit concerts, including Amnesty's Human Rights Now
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Gabriel started what has become a longstanding association with Amnesty International, becoming a pioneering participant in all 28 of Amnesty's Human rights concerts—a series of music events and tours staged by the US Se
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Gabriel released the worldbeat-influenced album So, his best-selling release; it is certified triple-platinum in the UK and quintuple-platinum in the US
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Released album “Birdy: Music From the Film”.
Recorded his fifth studio album, So (also co-produced with Lanois)
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Released album “Plays Live”.
Gabriel developed the soundtrack for Alan Parker's drama film Birdy (1984), co-produced with Daniel Lanois
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And wrote the soundtrack for Martin Scorsese's film The Last Temptation of Christ (1988), which is considered a landmark in the world and new age genres
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And 1982, solely on digital tape, with a mobile studio parked at his home, Ashcombe House, in Somerset
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And female lead vocal for "Don't Give Up" (a top 10 hit in the UK) in 1986, and Gabriel appeared on her television special
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Gabriel toured the album from February to October 1980
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Released album “Peter Gabriel”.
Gabriel released his solo debut, Peter Gabriel, which was recorded in Toronto with Bob Ezrin serving as the album's producer
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And he left the band in 1975 following a world tour to support the album
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And was included on their debut studio album From Genesis to Revelation (1968)
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While still at Charterhouse, Gabriel formed the band Garden Wall with his schoolmates Tony Banks on piano, Johnny Trapman on trumpet, and Chris Stewart on drums
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Born 1950-02-13.
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