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Robbie Williams - "I wanna contact the living"

The band includes Robbie Williams, vocals,

Robbie Williams most popular DVDs and CDs:Greates Hits, Ego Has Landed, Swing Like Your Winning

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Set list:

We Will Rock You 2:00
Let Me Entertain You 5:55
Feel
Angels

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Robbie Williams at Live 8

Robert Peter Williams was born in February 13, 1974. (Robbie Williams often tells people that his middle name is Maximilian, but he admitted that this is not true and in fact he just invented it because he thought "it sounded good".)

Robbie Williams history began with the popular boy band Take That. The band was formed in 1991 and proved to be quite successful. Unfortunately, Robbie didn't get along too well with his band mates and in 1991; he left the band (or was fired, depending on who you talk to).

When Take That broke up it was expected that other members of that band would see far more success that they did. Robbie returned to the spotlight in 1996 with a cover of George Michael's song "Freedom". After a short stint in rehab he followed up with a single titled "Old Before I Die".

Both tracks were thought to be sucessfull after reaching number 2 in the UK charts. Shortly afterward, he released his first solo album, Life Thru A Lens.

Life Thru A Lens included both of his earlier singles , but the rest of the album was considered to be a bit of a disappointment. In December of 1997, he released the last song of this album titled Angels. Angels is considered to be his best song to date.

His second album "I've Been Expecting You" topped the UK charts ni October of 1998.

In the summer of 2000, Robbie came back in a big way with the smash hit third album titled Swing When You're Winning. Williams' global success was solidified in 2001 after a duet cover version of the Frank Sinatra duet song "Something Stupid". Nicole Kidman provided her duet talet to this remake. The album also included Rat pack standards like Mr. Bojangles, Mack the Knife, Straighten Up and Fly Right, and Beyond the Sea.

2002 saw the relase of Escapology. This album included a hit track titled "Feel". The stylish video for this song included an appearance by actres Darryl Hannah.

To further add to his ego, UK public voted Williams to be on the BBC's list of the 100 Greatest Britons.

Robbie took the stage at Live 8 this July 2, 2005 and his strong stage presence and performace has people saying that he was one of the best performers at the event.

Robbie opened his portion of the Live 8 show-stealing set with a salute to another flamboyant showman Freddie Mercury. He did a version of the Queen anthem, We Will Rock You.

Robbie followed this track with Let Me Entertain You in which Robbie had the whole crowd jumping up and down with joy.

He did two other numbers and finished by introducing his song Angels saying: "Get out your prayer mats and hymn books."

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