John Pagano (singer)
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John Pagano | |
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| Born | Providence, Rhode Island, United States |
| Genres | R&B, Pop |
| Occupation | Singer |
| Years active | 1980s - present |
| Labels | MCA, JonVin Records |
John Pagano is an American singer who had a national hit with "Shower You With Love" in 1990 and another with "Let's Get To It" in 1992. He has also sung with La Toya Jackson on her La Toya album.
John Pagano is a singer of Italian origin. He is originally from Providence in Rhode Island.[1]
In 1990, Pagano had success with the single, "Shower You With Love" which was a hit getting to no. 50. Two years later in 1992, He had success with the single, "Let's Get to It" which was produced by Nick Mundy. The single was released on MCA MCA5P-2258 in 1992.[2] It spent seven weeks in the Billboard R&B chart, peaking at No. 64.[3]
Also in the early 1990s, Pagano's self-titled album was released. It included the hit "Let's Get to It" plus the song "Leaves of Love" which was co-written by Robin Sandoval.[4][5]
Louil Silas Jr. of MCA Records described John Pagano as "a guy with the looks of Rob Lowe and vocals reminiscent of Jeffrey Osborne and James Ingram".[6]
He has performed with Burt Bacharach and appears on the Burt Bacharach : A Life in Song Blu-ray which was directed by Richard Valentine, and produced by Cerrie Frost.[7]