Carl Wayne - 18th August 1943 - 31st August 2004 

Here is another of my archive interviews with celebrities to mark their birthdays. 18th August is the birthday of the singer, actor and frontman of The Move in the 1960s, Carl Wayne.
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Carl enjoyed success in the charts with The Move and a string of hits including "Night of Fear", "I Can Hear The Grass Grow", "Flowers in the Rain", "Fire Brigade", and their number one hit "Blackberry Way".
He released several singles and albums as a solo artist, sang on countless adverts, jingles and TV themes and sang on albums for ELO and Mike Oldfield. In his acting career he had a small role in the Birmingham-based soap opera, Crossroads, and in 1974 married Susan Hanson, another member of the cast. His most acclaimed stage role was as the narrator in Willy Russell's Blood Brothers between 1990 and 1996. In 2000 he joined The Hollies.
He told me about The Move stage act which occasionally saw him taking an axe to television sets, or taking a chainsaw to a Cadillac.