Up (2002 as of 2020, Gabriel's last collection of original solo material).Peter Gabriel (1982 released under the title Security in the United States).Melt released under the title Peter Gabriel III in the United States) Scratch released under the title Peter Gabriel II in the United States) Car also retroactively known as Peter Gabriel I or Peter Gabriel 1: Car) He has also done work for various films, most famously singing Randy Newman's "That'll Do" for the film Babe: Pig in the City and for writing and performing "Down to Earth" for WALL≞, each earning Academy Award nominations note but losing to songs for The Prince Of Egypt and Slumdog Millionare, repectively. Six years later came Us, followed (almost ten years later) by Up, with his most recent being a Cover Album, Scratch My Back. It was a smash hit that gave Gabriel his greatest mainstream success, featuring some of his most famous songs (particularly "Sledgehammer" and "In Your Eyes"). Then came 1986, and his album So along with it. Each were fairly successful, with the third and fourth producing multiple hits, such "Games Without Frontiers", "I Don't Remember", and "Shock the Monkey". These were all initially titled eponymously, but have since gained nicknames (based on their cover art) that have been embraced by the fandom (and Gabriel himself). He then went on to release four increasingly experimental solo albums from 1977-1985. Born in Surrey, England, Peter Brian Gabriel (born February 13, 1950) is the former frontman of the influential Progressive Rock band Genesis (for details on his time with them, visit their page) and currently a solo artist.Īfter leaving the band, he first gained a hit with "Solsbury Hill," which was, appropriately enough, about his breakup with them.
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