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Two of the girls from the Icelandic girl band Nylon.

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Nylon is an Icelandic girl group composed of members Alma Goodman (born Alma Guðmundsdóttir), Camilla Stones (born Steinunn Þóra Camilla Sigurðardóttir) and Klara Elias (born Klara Ósk Elíasdóttir). They are Iceland 's most successful singer/songwriter girl-band [ citation needed ] , producing ten number one singles , three number one studio albums , one number one compilation and one number one DVD in Iceland .

The group was formed after auditions in Iceland, which Alma, Camilla and Klara attended. A few weeks after the auditions, Emilia was asked whether she would like to be in the band, and after meeting them, she accepted the offer. The group sings pop music in English and Icelandic . Their first single, "Lög Unga Fólksins" (which means "Songs of the Youth" in English), was released in April 2004 and went straight to number one. The group have had huge success in their native country of Iceland: achieving a total of 13 Number 1 singles to date, a TV show about their first summer as a girlband, three chart topping albums, and a book entitled "100% Nylon" (which instantly became a best seller). They have also released a DVD entitled "Nylon Allstaðar", which contained their smash hit TV show as well as other bonus features.

Nylon have released three albums in Iceland, the two Icelandic language albums being titled Góðir Hlutir and 100% Nylon. Both albums went straight to number one. Their third album (and first English effort) 100% Nylon, or plainly Nylon in Iceland, features many exclusively English songs as well as many re-written Icelandic tracks. Nylon have also worked with many artists in Iceland for various collaborations. They are featured on an Icelandic Christmas album titled Jólaskraut, released Christmas 2005. Another notable collaboration the band has done would be "Furðuverk", on one of the biggest selling children albums of all time, Stóra Stundin Okkar. Many of the group's singles have also been featured on various compilation albums.

Nylon released their debut UK single "Losing A Friend" (written by English songwriters, Chris and Tony Griffiths, ex The Real People ) on 10 July 2006. It reached number 29 in the UK Top 40 singles chart, was Woolworths' single of the week upon release, and also hit number one on The Box 's famed Box Breakers chart. Nylon have supported Westlife , Girls Aloud , McFly and Journey South on all of their UK tours. On the latter, Klara had become ill and the band had to pull out last minute and return to Iceland.

The follow-up to "Losing A Friend" was a double A-Side single; "Closer", another Griffiths composition, and a cover of the Eurythmics classic " Sweet Dreams ". The video for "Closer" was being rotated on 'The Box' and, as "Losing A Friend" did, reached #1 on the Box Breakers chart. The single was released on October 23. Although it had previously made #1 in Iceland, it failed to reach the top 40 in the UK. Although, "Sweet Dreams" did receive much attention from clubs, making it #1 on the Commercial Dance Charts in the UK for an entire week. The April release of "Holiday", the band's last single with all four bandmembers, went straight to number one and was on the top of the Icelandic Chart for over a month. "Holiday" went on to be one of the girl's biggest selling singles ever.

The UK release of "100% Nylon", originally announced for October 2006, was then planned for February 2007 but was cancelled and shelved when Emilia Bjorg, a founding member of the group, left the band in late summer of 2007. The news, announced on their official website a day after the press had reported the story, came shortly after a swarm of press over Emilia getting married. With Nylon's upcoming schedule, it is rumoured that the reason Emilia left the band was to spend time with her husband rather than traveling the world with the band. Emilia and the rest of the girls are still on fantastic terms, with Emilia still heading out to the occasional Nylon concert.

In 2007, as a trio, the group release a Best Af , album in Iceland this November 2007 featuring all of their past singles, videos, and new single "Holiday" (with Emilía yet) and "Shut Up" reaching two #1. In 2008 the group returned to Iceland and announced the disband. They said they missed family in Iceland – the group moved to UK when released their third album.

Em 2011 Klara Elias, Alma Goodman and Camilla Stones formed a spin-off new group named The Charlies. [1] The group released only one single, "Hello Luv", but failed to sign a new contract with a label. On January 17, 2015 they disbanded. [2]

Klara Elias Alma Goodman Camilla Stones Emilía Óskarsdóttir

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Marc Connors ( tenor 1978-1991) (died March 1991)*
Paul Cooper ( baritone 1978-1990) (died December 29, 2013)*
Claude Morrison ( tenor 1978–present)*
Denis Simpson ( bass 1978-1979) (died October 22, 2010)*
Ralph Cole ( bass 1979-1981) (deceased, buried in Manitoba, Canada)
Arnold Robinson ( bass 1981-2006) (died March 16, 2013)
Micah Barnes ( baritone 1990-1994)
Billy Newton-Davis ( tenor 1991-1994)
Garth Mosbaugh ( tenor 1994–present)
Gavin Hope ( baritone 1994-1997, 2006–present)
Mark Cassius ( baritone 1997-2005)
Tyrone Gabriel ( baritone 2005, bass 2006–present)


The Nylons (1982)
One Size Fits All (1982) - #59 AUS [7]
Seamless (1984) - #133 Billboard 200
Happy Together (1987) - #43 Billboard 200
Rockapella (1989)
4 on the Floor (1991, live )
Live to Love (1992)
The Best of the Nylons (1993)
Illustrious (1993)
Another Fine Mesh (1994)
Harmony: The Christmas Songs (1994)
Because... (1994)
Run for Cover (1996)
Fabric of Life (1997)
Hits of the 60's: A Cappella Style (1997)
Perfect Fit (1997)
A Wish for You (1999)
Lost and Found (1999)
Fabric of Life: Vocal Percussion Remix (2000)
Play On (2002)
Sterling (2006)
Skintight (2011)


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The Nylons are an a cappella group founded in 1978 in Toronto , Ontario , Canada, best known for their covers of pop songs such as The Turtles ' " Happy Together ", Steam's " Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye ", and The Tokens' " The Lion Sleeps Tonight ". [1]

The band's current lineup includes Claude Morrison ( tenor ), Garth Mosbaugh (tenor/baritone), Gavin Hope ( baritone /tenor/bass) and Tyrone Gabriel ( bass /baritone). Morrison is the only original member still with the band (and still living) today.

The band has reissued all their albums on CD through Unidisc Music .

The Nylons' original lineup consisted of Claude Morrison ( tenor ), Paul Cooper (baritone; born James Paul Cooper in Pikeville, Tennessee , February 20, 1950 – December 29, 2013), [2] Marc Connors (tenor), and Denis Simpson (bass). [1] In April 1979, Simpson left the group to perform in a musical and was replaced by Ralph Cole (bass). [3] All of the original members were gay men, [3] although later lineups included both gay and non-gay singers. Cole left the band in late 1981 and was replaced by Arnold Robinson (bass).

In 1986, the group appeared on the critically acclaimed children's television show Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show , featuring children's entertainers Sharon, Lois & Bram . The Nylons appeared in Season 3 of the show on the "Treasure Island" episode, singing " The Lion Sleeps Tonight ". These songs appeared on the band's albums Seamless (1984) and Rockapella (1989). During this era, the band also gained exposure from the mid-1980s syndicated sitcom Throb by singing (with the show's lead actress Diana Canova ) the theme to the show.

In October 24, 1992, The Nylons sang " O Canada " at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia , preceding Game 6 of the 1992 World Series , in which their hometown team, the Toronto Blue Jays , won their first championship.

Cooper retired from the band in 1990 and was replaced by Micah Barnes (baritone). [1] Connors died in 1991 from AIDS related complications, and was replaced by Billy Newton-Davis (tenor). In 1994 both Newton-Davis and Barnes left the group to pursue their solo careers, and were replaced by Garth Mosbaugh (tenor) and Gavin Hope (baritone) respectively. In 1997 Hope left the group to pursue a solo career and was replaced by Mark Cassius (baritone). In 2005, Cassius left the group; Tyrone Gabriel replaced him. After Robinson's retirement in early 2006, Gavin Hope returned as baritone; Tyrone Gabriel moved to the bass position to replace Robinson. [4]

Paul Cooper died in 2013 of cardiac arrest, at the age of 63. [5]

On May 30, 2014, the Nylons performed a show in Toronto which included the participation of every living past or present member of the band.

In fall and winter 2016, The Nylons toured and performed their farewell show throughout Canada. [6]

* Denotes the four founding members.

Albums from 1982-1989 were released on Attic Records in Canada and Windham Hill in the United States, albums from 1989-1996 were released on BMG 's Scotti Brothers imprint, and albums after 1997 were released on Shoreline Records .

Claude Morrison (tenor) Garth Mosbaugh (tenor/baritone) Gavin Hope (baritone/tenor/bass) Tyrone Gabriel (bass/baritone)
Marc Connors (tenor, 1978–1991) Paul Cooper (baritone, 1978–1990) Denis Simpson (bass, 1978–1979) Ralph Cole (bass, 1979–1981) Arnold Robinson (bass, 1981–2006) Micah Barnes (baritone, 1990–1994) Billy Newton-Davis (tenor, 1991–1994) Mark Cassius (baritone, 1997–2005)

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