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and

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amongst many others. Britten (along with co-writer

Graham Lyle Graham Hamilton Lyle (born 11 March 1944, in Bellshill, Lanarkshire, Scotland) is a Scottish singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer. Between 1970 and 1997, he co-wrote 18 British Top 40 hits, 9 ''Billboard'' Hot 100 entries, 4 US Country No ...

) won the

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in 1985 for " What's Love Got to Do with It".

Career

Born on the 17 July 1947, a native of

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, Britten began writing for the

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, Australia band The Twilights, a popular 1960s band for which he played lead guitar. At times he co-wrote with

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and Peter Brideoake.
He also recorded a single under his own name, "2000 Weeks" / "Bargain Day" (1969). Britten was a band member of Quartet with

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, Alan Tarney and Trevor Spencer who recorded one album with

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in the UK, which remains unreleased. One single was issued in 1969 on

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in the UK and Australia and

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in the US: "Now" / "Will My Lady Come" (Decca UK-F12974, Aust Y-8977) and a second single in the UK only in 1970 "Joseph" / "Mama Where Did You Fail" (Decca F13072, US London LON-1031). After the Twilights broke up, he returned to England and moved to London, where he did session work. Britten's multi-layered guitars featured on

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's 1973 hit "

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". In 1973 he was part of

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entry and, along with

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, Alan Tarney and Trevor Spencer, submitted six songs; of which "

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" was chosen and came third. After a lean charting period for Cliff Richard, Britten gave him " Devil Woman" and, in 1976, it became Richard's first top 10 in the UK for three years (and his first top 10 hit in the US). He was a guitarist in Richard's band for many years and was the co-producer and main songwriter for Richard's 1979 album '' Rock 'n' Roll Juvenile'', which reached No. 3 in the

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. He wrote and co-wrote with B. A. Robertson 10 of the 12 songs, of which "Carrie" reached No. 4 in the UK Singles Chart. In the early 1980s, Britten's

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song, "9.50", originally a hit for The Twilights, was revived by Australia's

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as a

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to their 1984 single, "Good Die Young". With

, Britten also wrote " What's Love Got to Do with It", which became Tina Turner's million-selling hit. "What's Love Got to Do with It" (1984), reached No. 3 in the UK Singles Chart and No. 1 in the US ''Billboard'' Hot 100, and won Britten and Lyle the

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for Song of the Year in 1985. It also won the

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which went to

. Later that year, they co-wrote " We Don't Need Another Hero" for the film ''

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''. Also sung by Tina Turner, the song reached No. 2 in the US and No. 3 in the UK. Britten and Lyle received a

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nomination for Best Original Song in 1986. It also earned Turner a 1986 Grammy nomination for

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. He also acted as a record producer for Turner. Britten co-wrote " Just Good Friends" for

's ''

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'' album. Britten has also penned songs for Olivia Newton-John, including "Love Make Me Strong" (1981) and "Toughen Up" with Graham Lyle (1985). He has also written for

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, and

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. Britten continues to compose from his home base in rural England, but has returned to Australia on occasion, including the Twilights' reunion for the '' Long Way to the Top''

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. In 2002, the song "Rain, Tax (It's Inevitable)", co-written by Britten and

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, appeared on

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's album '' A New Day Has Come''. Britten currently has a home in

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, and a home recording studio called "State of the Ark".

Songwriting credits

*"9.50" – The Twilights,

*" A Little TLC" - Marlene, Kidd Video, Sam Hui,

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*"Absolutely Nothing's Changed" –

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" – Tina Turner *"Age of Consent" – Ronnie Burns *" Always" –

*"Am I Fooling Myself" –

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*"Appeal" – Marty Rhone *" Bang Bang" – BA Robertson *"Baptized" -

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*"Carolina" – James Royal, Creation (New Zealand band) *" Carrie" – Cliff Richard *"Cathy Come Home" – The Twilights *" Celestial Houses" – Cliff Richard *"Change of Heart" –

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" –

*" Cities May Fall" – Cliff Richard *" Count Me Out" – Cliff Richard *" Devil Woman" – Cliff Richard *"Do What You Do" – Tina Turner *" Doing Fine" – Cliff Richard *"Don't Push Me to My Limit" – Vivienne McKone *"Don't Put Out The Flame" – Christie Allen *"Don't Talk" –

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*"Everybody Move" –

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*" Fallin' in Luv" – Cliff Richard, Christie Allen (as "Falling in Love With Only You") *" Free My Soul" – Cliff Richard *"Getting Away with Murder" –

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*"Give It Up (Old Habits)" –

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*" Golden Days" – Bucks Fizz *"Goose Bumps" – Christie Allen *"Happy Ending" – The Peter Cupples Band (from ''The Pirate Movie'') *" Heart User" –

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, Cliff Richard *" Heaven Help" – Lenny Kravitz *"He's My Number One" – Christie Allen *" Hot Shot" – Cliff Richard *"How Can I Live Without Her" – Christopher Atkins (from ''The Pirate Movie'') *"I Bless the Day" –

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*" I Want You Near Me" – Tina Turner *" I Wish You'd Change Your Mind" – Cliff Richard *"If I Never See You Again" –

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" –

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" – Quartet, Cliff Richard *" Just Good Friends" –

and

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*" Knocked It Off" – BA Robertson *" Language of Love" – Cliff Richard *"Love Make Me Strong" –

*"Magic Rhythm" – Christie Allen *"Michael Alexander" – The Cliffmores *"

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" –

*" Must Be Love" – Cliff Richard *" My Luck Won't Change" – Cliff Richard *" Never Say Die (Give a Little Bit More)" – Cliff Richard *"No One Can Love You More Than Me" – The Weather Girls,

*"Now" – Quartet *"Old Habits Die Hard" –

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*"Once in a Lifetime Love" – Carl Anderson *"One Times, Two Times, Three Times, Four" – Zoot *"Rain, Tax (It's Inevitable)" –

*" Rise Up" - Cliff Richard *"Sailing" – Zoot *"

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" – Cliff Richard *"See How The Love Goes" –

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*" She's Trouble" – Michael Jackson and Musical Youth *"

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" – Tina Turner *" Something Beautiful Remains" – Tina Turner *" Soul Inspiration" –

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*" Spider Man" – Cliff Richard *" Start All Over Again – Cliff Richard *"Stay Awhile" – Tina Turner *"Storm Warning" –

, Bob James *" Straight to the Heart" –

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*"Takes a Woman to Know" –

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*"The Best is Yet to Come" – Marilyn Martin, Luba *" The Golden Days are Over" – Cliff Richard *"The Radio Was Playing Johnny Come Lately" –

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*"The Trouble with Me is You" – Hank Marvin *"Till The Right Man Comes Along" – Tina Turner *"Toughen Up" – Olivia Newton-John *"Twiddle-e-dee" – The Avengers *"Yes I'm Glad" – Zoot *"She's Alright" – Zoot *" Two People" – Tina Turner *" Typical Male" – Tina Turner *"Under Fire" – Jackie *" Under Lock and Key" – Cliff Richard *" Walking in the Light" – Cliff Richard *" We Don't Need Another Hero" – Tina Turner *"We Got All Night" –

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*" We Got Love (Real Thing)" – The Real Thing *" What a Silly Thing To Do" - Cliff Richard *" What You Get Is What You See" – Tina Turner *" What's Love Got to Do with It" – Tina Turner, Bucks Fizz *" While She's Young" – Cliff Richard *"Willpower" –

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*" Yes He Lives" – Cliff Richard *"You Belong To Me" – Anita Baker *" You Got Me Wondering" – Cliff Richard *" You Know That I Love You" – Cliff Richard

Filmography

Britten's work has appeared in the soundtracks to the following films: *'' The Pirate Movie'' – 1982 *'' The Jewel of the Nile'' – 1985 *''

'' - 1985 *''

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'' – 1986 *'' The Taking of Beverly Hills'' – 1991 *'' What's Love Got to Do with It'' – 1993

Award and nominations

TV Week / Countdown Awards

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''. The TV Week / Countdown Awards were a combination of popular-voted and peer-voted awards. , - , 1979 , Terry Britten for " He's My Number One" by Christie Allen , Best Recorded Songwriter , , -

Australian Songwriters Hall of Fame

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References

External links

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