Baby I Miss You - Chris Norman - MP3 instrumental karaoke

After rising to fame as the frontman of Yorkshire rockers Smokie in the mid-1960s, Chris Norman began plotting his solo course in the late 1970s, scoring a hit duet in the US with Suzi Quatro on "Stumblin' In" and releasing his debut album Rock Away Your Teardrops in 1982, with the hit-making follow-up Some Hearts Are Diamonds emerging four years later. He proceeded to mark out the next decade with a procession of albums, from The Growing Years in 1992 and 1995's Reflections to Into the Night in 1997—written and produced with the help of producer David Brandes—on which this towering soft-focus romancer is contained. "Baby I Miss You" filters that universal feeling of longing through the lens of moonlit electric piano, new age undercurrents and a chorus of backing vocals that frame Chris Norman's intimate words. "But I feel my heart's / Looking for a true love / And I know / You're the only one," he implores.