- A
carrack (Portuguese: nau; Spanish: nao; Catalan: carraca) is a three- or four-masted ocean-going
sailing ship that was
developed in the 14th to 15th...
- Paul
Melvyn Carrack (born 22
April 1951) is an
English singer, musician,
songwriter and
composer who has
recorded as both a solo
artist and as a member...
- 2000,
Carrack became the band's sole lead
vocalist until 2004 when the band (essentially a duo at this point) dissolved, with
Rutherford and
Carrack both...
- Paul
Carrack discography chronicles the list of
releases by
English musician Paul
Carrack. 2004 Live at the
Opera House 2005 Live in
Liverpool 2009 I Know...
- who enjo****
moderate success in the 1970s.
Their members included Paul
Carrack, who
later became famous as a
vocalist for Mike + The
Mechanics and as...
-
roundships with the
addition of a
second mast to form the
carrack. The 16th
century saw the
carrack evolve into the
galleon and then the ship of the line...
- The Mary Rose was a
carrack in the
English Tudor navy of King
Henry VIII. She was
launched in 1511 and
served for 34
years in
several wars
against France...
- HiphopDX.
Retrieved May 11, 2025. Cashmere, Paul (June 4, 2025). "Paul
Carrack Releases His
First Country Album". Noise11.
Retrieved June 7, 2025. Green...
- the
successful careers of
their keyboard players,
Jools Holland and Paul
Carrack. The band
reunited for
tours through the
United States and
United Kingdom...
- w****s at number-one on the US
Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. Paul
Carrack sings lead
vocals on the track. The song
addresses a son's
regret over...
