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Tom Ash performs his song Up In The World was born in England singer-songwriter Tom Ash a number of his own songs. Ash was born in 1980 in Harold Wood only within the reach of the M25 and Greater London. He grew up in a family where music was rarely translated into silence. His mother, Lila provides sounds of the 50s, 60s and 70s on the walls resist. The likes of Elvis Presley, The Bee Gees, The Byrds and The Carpenters often played at other times the music does not extend to the areas of Mozart, Handel and Pachelbel. At the age of seven years, remembers Ash produce an agreement with a friend on the playground. A song that would later, and sometimes a song he can still remember the words. Ash grew up in Essex and studied piano and violin at the age of eight to play, because he then joined the choir room school until the age of thirteen, when he moved into his typical English town of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. He studied music at GCSE, but lost points on the composition of his master recognized a melody from a small piece of work, little known Mozart. Although Ash has refuted the allegations of copying existing notation “, it is left with a grade of D. How young at the time, Ash was inspired by bands such as The Charlatans, Embrace, Oasis, Shed Seven and many others who have paved the way for the “Britpop” era. It’s always a big fan of The Verve, Richard Ashcroft, who he claims to be “one of the few people in power at the drop of a hat inspired …
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