Mark Owen - Solo Numbers in Take That

Solo Numbers in Take That

  • "Babe"
  • "The Day After Tomorrow"
  • "The Day The Work Is Done"
  • "Hello"
  • "Hold On"
  • "Hold Up a Light"
  • "Julie"
  • "Kidz"
  • "Shine"
  • "SOS"
  • "Stay Together" (B side track)
  • "Throwing Stones" (B side track)
  • "Up All Night"
  • "We All Fall Down' (B side track)
  • "What You Believe In"
  • "What Do you Want from Me?"
  • "Wonderful World"

Mark Owen has also featured vocals on "The Garden", "Said It All", and "Aliens", amongst others, where his distinct voice can be recognised.

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