Ray Wilson & Stiltskin - First Day Of Change (Official Video)

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Uploaded by on Nov 24, 2011

In September 2011 Ray Wilson & Stiltskin released their long-awaited studio album "Unfulfillment".

The video for the second single "First Day Of Change" has been produced by the renowned company "Camelot", directed by Robert Broellochs (Xavier Naidoo, Mel C., Shaggy). Cameraman on the shoot was none other than the famous Englishman Joe Dyer (Kylie Minouge, Take That, Bryan Adams).

Ray Wilson has been gifted with one of the world's most outstanding voices. He proved his class working with Genesis where he replaced Phil Collins as the band's vocalist. From 1996 to 1999 he was singer/songwriter with the legendary pop group and recorded the fourth best-selling album in the band's history with them -- "Calling All Stations" .

Before that, in 1994, the new band Stiltskin featuring Ray, created the unforgettable single "Inside" which topped music charts all across the globe.

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  • Swietny numer!!!

  • Great Vid!

  • Ray wymiata <3

  • Schönes Lied... und Ray's Stimme liebe ich sowieso!! Ich geh im Mai endlich mal wieder auf ein Konzert von ihm, freu mich schon. :-)

  • What a song and feeling. And a great guitar solo... Thanks for it!

  • Thanks! I love it!

  • Znakomite!

  • So großartig!

    Danke auch an den Cameraman! :-)

  • Thanks!!!Wow!!!

    

  • Thanks! Love it!

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