Born in 1947 in Manchester, John Bromley didn’t just live through the '60s and '70s—he soundtracked them. With over 200 songs to his name, Bromley’s catalog is a hidden gem of pop brilliance, weaving through jazz, pop, and rock with ease. He’s written hits for legends like Shirley Bassey, Paul Anka, and Jackie DeShannon, with tracks like "Come On Down” and “This World’s an Apple” becoming cornerstones of the era’s sound. But it’s “Old Time Mover - Remastered 2024” where Bromley’s talent truly shines—so McCartneyesque, you’d swear Paul gave it a personal nod. Now, thanks to Think Like A Key Music, his 1969 album Sing is being dusted off and reissued in 2024—a timeless masterpiece ready to spin again. John Bromley: A musical chameleon who’s been shaping pop history, one hummable melody at a time.