‘Doll alive!’ Cliff Richard looks lively as he returns to Abbey Road studios – 60 years after recording his debut album there in front of hundreds of cheering fans
- Cliff Richard announced the latest album Rise Up at Abbey Roads studio in London
- Sir Cliff, 77, said the title reflected the turbulent times he has faced over the past four years
- The singer has been awarded £210,000 in damages by the BBC after false allegations of sexual abuse
This is where he recorded his first hit Move It 60 years ago.
London’s Abbey Road studios were Sir Cliff Richard’s natural choice to announce his latest album.
Rise Up will be released in November and Sir Cliff, 77, said the title reflected the turbulent times he had faced over the past four years.
Cliff Richard announced new 16-song album Rise Up at Abbey Road Studios in London
The singer recorded his first hit Move It 60 years ago in the studios. The new album will reflect the turbulent times he has faced over the past four years.
Last month he won £210,000 in damages from the BBC for the invasion of his privacy in 2014 when it filmed a raid on his home by police investigating false allegations of sexual abuse.
The 16-song album features reworkings of four of his classic tracks, including Devil Woman and Miss You Nights, and also sees Sir Cliff reunite with Olivia Newton-John.
A limited edition vinyl single of the title track will be released next month.
Last month he won £210,000 in damages from the BBC for the invasion of his privacy in 2014 when it filmed a raid on his home by police investigating false allegations of sexual abuse.
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