Eddie Amoo(1944-2018)

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Composer
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Everything - The Real Thing Story (2019)

Eddie Amoo was born on 4 May 1944 in Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK. He was a composer, known for Clockers (1995), The Bitch (1979) and Roll Bounce (2005). He was married to Sylvia Joel. He died on 23 February 2018 in Australia.

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Known for

Clockers

6.9

Soundtrack(as Edward Amoo, "Children of the Ghetto")

1995

The Bitch

3.8

Soundtrack("Can You Feel the Force")

1979

Roll Bounce

6.3

Soundtrack(as Edward Amoo, "Can You Feel the Force")

2005

Top of the Pops

6.9

TV Series

Soundtrack("Boogie Down (Get Funky Now)", "Can You Feel the Force?", "Rainin' Through My Sunshine", "Love is Such a Wonderful Thing", "You'll Never Know What You're Missing")

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A Night at the Café
Short
- performer
- writer
- 2020
Everything - The Real Thing Story
7.0
- musician
- 2019

Composer

Soundtrack

Roll Bounce
6.3
- writer: "Can You Feel the Force" (as Edward Amoo)
- 2005
Clockers
6.9
- writer: "Children of the Ghetto" (as Edward Amoo)
- 1995
Razzmatazz
6.2
TV Series
- writer: "Can You Feel the Force ('86 Mix)"
- 1986
Get Fresh
7.3
TV Series
- writer: "Can You Feel the Force" (uncredited)
- 1986
The Bitch
3.8
- writer: "Can You Feel the Force"
- 1979
Top of the Pops
6.9
TV Series
- writer: "Boogie Down (Get Funky Now)"
- writer: "Can You Feel the Force?"
- writer: "Rainin' Through My Sunshine" ...
- 1977–1979
The Kenny Everett Video Show
7.8
TV Series
- writer: "Can You Feel the Force?"
- 1979
Black Joy
6.3
- writer: "Lightning Strikes Again"
- 1977

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Alternative names
- Eddy Amoo
Born
- May 4, 1944
- Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK
Died
- February 23, 2018
- Australia(undisclosed)
Spouse
- Sylvia JoelMay 20, 1964 - February 23, 2018 (his death, 4 children)

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Trivia
He started out leading the Merseybeat a capella group The Chants in the 1960s. After they broke up, he joined his younger brother Chris in The Real Thing.