User:Geach

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I joined Wikipedia in January 2006, and since then I have tended to focus on editing album articles, where I might add new information and do some tidying or formatting to bring the article up to a better standard. These are very often albums that I own physical copies of. I have created many new music-related Wikipedia articles, including more than 90 albums, but also film and TV articles, along with a handful of other random subjects. All of this is done with a little help from fellow Wikipedia users of course.

Below is a list of articles that I have created. Some of them I started with just a few words and fellow users have added the majority of the information, whereas others I have not only started but also worked on extensively. Then underneath that I have also listed some of the articles I didn't create but have spent rather a lot of time working on. And right at the bottom of this page are just some useless facts about me.

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• Oliver! – soundtrack album to the 1968 film of the same name
• Lily Was Here – soundtrack album (by David A. Stewart) to the 1989 film of the same name
• 1988 Summer Olympics Album: One Moment in Time – a compilation album for the 1988 Summer Olympics
• Barcelona Gold – a compilation album for the 1992 Summer Olympics

• "Private Dancer" by Tina Turner
• "Open Arms" by Tina Turner
• "We All Stand Together" by Paul McCartney and the Frog Chorus
• "Slow Rivers" by Elton John and Cliff Richard
• "Live Like Horses" by Elton John and Luciano Pavarotti
• "Heart and Soul" by T'Pau
• "China in Your Hand" by T'Pau
• "Sweetness" by Michelle Gayle
• "Happy Ever After" by Julia Fordham

• Jeremy Healy (born 1962), English DJ and singer (Haysi Fantayzee)
• Efua Baker (born c. 1967), British singer and celebrity fitness expert
• Barry Biggs (born 1947 or 1953), Jamaican reggae singer
• Mac and Katie Kissoon, Trinidadian brother and sister vocal duo
• John Themis, Australian-born musician, songwriter and record producer
• Laurneá Wilkerson, American singer and actress

• De'Lacy, American 1990s house music group
• The Grumbleweeds, British comedy band

• The Red Piano, a concert tour by Elton John

• Randy Crawford
• Michael Crawford
• David Cassidy
• Sylvester
• Siedah Garrett
• Glenn Medeiros
• Midge Ure
• Jimmy Nail
• Beverley Craven
• Mica Paris
• Sybil
• Narada Michael Walden
• Yazz
• Rozalla
• Tasmin Archer
• Judie Tzuke
• Julia Fordham
• Marti Webb
• Ruby Turner
• Leila K

• The Brand New Heavies
• Sounds of Blackness
• The Christians
• Roachford
• The Beloved
• No Mercy
• The Pasadenas
• Brother Beyond
• MN8
• Then Jerico
• The Blow Monkeys
• Rob'n'Raz

• Deep Heat (compilation series)

• Brotherhood of Justice (1986), starring Keanu Reeves, Billy Zane, Kiefer Sutherland, and Lori Loughlin
• Fatal Beauty (1987), starring Whoopi Goldberg and Sam Elliott
• Céline (2008), biopic about the life of singer Celine Dion

• An Audience with..., British entertainment TV show
• Pebble Mill at One, British TV magazine show
• The Mrs Merton Show , British mock talk show
• Pat & Cabbage, British sitcom
• Judge Rinder, British reality court show
• The Glo Friends, 1980s Children's TV series based on Glo Friends toys

• Paddy O'Connell (born 1966), English television and radio presenter
• Ant Anstead (born 1979), English television presenter and motor specialist
• Miriam O'Reilly (born 1957), Irish television presenter
• Christopher Price (1967–2002), English journalist and presenter
• Anne Gregg (1940–2006), Northern Irish travel writer and TV presenter
• Sally Morgan, English TV psychic

• Express & Star, a newspaper based in Wolverhampton
• New Cross Hospital, a hospital in Wolverhampton
• Twister, a make of ice cream
• Honey Monster Puffs (created when they were previously known as Sugar Puffs), a breakfast cereal
• Smithers-Oasis, that green foam stuff used for flower arranging
• Elter Water, a lake in the English Lake District
• Bryophyllum daigremontianum (aka mother of thousands), a succulent plant native to Madagascar

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• Donny MacLeod (1932–1984), Scottish TV presenter

• 1993 – Björk on her Debut Tour at Wolverhampton Civic Hall
• 2005 – Texas on their tour to promote the Red Book album, at the Carling Academy Birmingham
• 2008 – Elton John on his Red Piano tour at Birmingham National Indoor Arena
• 2009 – Tina Turner on her fantastic 50th Anniversary Tour at Birmingham National Indoor Arena

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• {{flag|United Kingdom}} — {{flag|England}} | {{flag|Scotland}} | {{flag|Wales}} | Northern Ireland
• {{flag|France}}
• {{flag|Netherlands}}
• {{flag|Czechoslovakia}} (before it split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia)
• {{flag|Switzerland}}
• {{flag|Germany}} (briefly passed through)
• {{flag|Belgium}} (briefly passed through)

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• {{flag|United States}} — {{flag|New York}} | {{flag|New Jersey}} | {{flag|Florida}} | {{Flagicon|Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia}} Georgia | {{flag|South Carolina}}

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