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Key To My Life (The Collection)Boyzone
Release Date: 01/24/2006
Original Release:
2006
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 963184_CD
UPC # 602498362365
Label: Phantom Import Distribution
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Performer: Boyzone
Distributor: Phantom Import Distributi
Managed by pop impresario Louis Walsh (later a judge on THE X FACTOR, the UK's version of AMERICAN IDOL), Boyzone was Ireland's answer to the swell of boy bands that dominated the late-1990s pop scene. Led by heartthrob lead singer Ronan Keating alongside Keith Duffy, Shane Lynch, Stephen Gately and Mikey Graham, Boyzone had several years' worth of hits including "Key To My Life" and "So Good" before splitting in 2000. Gately made different headlines in 1999 as the first boy band member to come out as gay. Keating went on to a successful solo career in Ireland, while Gately pursued a visible career in musical theater until his sudden death in 2009.
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Teen Pop
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PID # 4149126
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