Paul was born in Birmingham, two years before 'little brother' Martin, and went into the music industry in the early Seventies,
fronting a band called The Bliss Band. The band released two albums on CBS America, 'Dinner With Raoul' in 1978 and 'Neon Smiles' in 1979.
Lead guitar with the band was none other than Phil Palmer another ex-member of The David Essex Band.
As well as playing and recording Paul is also a songwriter and he has had songs recorded by Olivia Newton John,
The Hollies, Sheena Easton, Justin Hayward and Celine Dion to name but a few. In 1997 Paul released an album of his
own material called 'The Edge of Coincidence'. For the past few years Paul has been touring with The Moody Blues
as their keyboard player and he is well known by their fans.
Paul Bliss is ex-Dog Soldier. Jeff 'Skunk' Baxter of the Doobie Brothers produced the debut album 'Dinner With Raoul'.
An amalgam of AOR laziness and Pomp Rock majesty, many collectors of the genre regard the Bliss Band’s second outing,
1979's 'Neon Smiles', as the singer's finest recorded work West coast group from the late 70's ...
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