AUDIO: Donny Osmond reveals how he made golden album in Sheffield and 2017 UK tour details
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Now America's very own Peter Pan of pop is celebrating 50 years in the business with a UK tour of a new life defining album - made in Sheffield.
Sheffield song king Eliot Kennedy, a songwriting partner of Gary Barlow and Bryan Adams - and who Donny is proud to call 'his brother' - produced The Soundtrack Of My Life, his 60th landmark album and latest top 20 hit.
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The golden anniversary album takes Donny's fans on his own personal musical journey, not of his greatest hits, but songs which have touched and influenced his life.
The album also includes new tracks to take forward an amazing career which has already sold over 100 million records, produced 33 gold records, three UK number ones, nine UK top tens, 13 UK top 40s and seen him spend a staggering 333 weeks in the UK charts,
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Hide AdNow he is returning to the UK for The Soundrtrack Of My Life UK Tour, which he promises will also feature all his greatest hit, in January 2017. Full dates below. For tickets visit www.donny.com and myticket.co.ukDonny is no longer a puppy at 58-years-young but the world is still in love with American singer, actor, dancer, radio personality, Dancing with the Stars champion and former floppy bright coloured hat teen idol.
In an exclusive interview - hear it in full here on line - he told how he spent time in Sheffield at the Steelworks studio during the final stages of making the new album, but how they used latest technology, including Skype, to record vocals while half a world apart - in between his performances in Las Vegas or at home in Utah.
He said: "Life's great right now. It couldn't be better. I can't believe it's 45-years since Puppy Love and this is my 60th album. It's gone by so fast.
"Eliot is like my brother. He and I get along so well. We've worked together for a long, long time. As soon as I met him we hit it off.
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Hide Ad"The way we made this record it was technically a big challenge because I perform so much in Las Vegas, I can't really get away and spend months and months in Sheffield, making an album.