In 1987, Rick Astley recorded his debut single, a duet with Lisa Carter called 'When you gonna'. Produced by Phil Harding and Ian Cu...

Rick Astley's fourth album 'Body & soul' is considered a flop, as both singles from the album stranded in the lower regions ...

'Never knew love' was written by John Paul and Derek Bordeaux and recorded by Rick Astley on his third album 'Free', the one...

'Giving up on love' was an US only single release, which came out just prior to Astley's tour in America. The track was taken fr...

As Rick Astley left Stock, Aitken & Waterman behind, his singles became better artistically and less appreciated commercially. 'Move...

Having left the Stock-Aitken-Waterman stable of stars, Rick Astley presented himself as a 'serious' artist in 1991 with his third al...

Rick Astley himself wrote 'Hold me in your arms' as well as the B-side of ths single. Although he made a name for himself with dance...

'Take me to your heart' was released as the second single from Rick Astley's second album 'Hold me in your heart'. The s...

Although Rick Astley's debut album already contained a few tracks written by Astley himself, it wasn't until the release of 'She...

I bought this single of 'It would take a strong strong man' in 1995. I didn't know it had been released as a single, but since t...

'Together forever' was the fourth single from Rick Astley's debut album 'Whenever you need somebody'. The track was remi...

Sometimes singles with a double A-side appear, but it doesn't happen so often that there are actually two different releases, switching ...

Due to his deep bass-baritone voice, Rick Astley was confronted often with the assumption that he was an African-American singer. Perhaps he...

'Whenever you need somebody' was Rick Astley's second single. It followed up his debut single ' Never gonna give you up ...

'Never gonna give you up' was written and produced by Stock, Aitken & Waterman for Rick Astley. The song was a worldwide number ...