Successful Solo Careers of Take That Members

Before and after stepping into Take
That as a band, members Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, Mark Owen, Robbie
Williams and Howard Donald have and had their own solo careers and
appearances.



Lead vocalist and songwriter of Take
That and X Factor judge, Gary Barlow, began with a solo career that
was beforehand predicted to be as successful as the veteran George
Michael’s. Gary came out with his own album ‘Open Road’ in
early 1997, which had reached number 1 slot in the UK albums chart.
Gary’s both first singles ‘Forever Love’ and ‘Love Won’t
Wait’ topped UK charts.


‘So Help Me Girl’ was Barlow’s
first ever single to have released in the UK. The track even featured
on spot 44 on the Billboard Top 100. Barlow’s music set a rage
throughout UK and Netherlands with two of his releases as ‘Open
Road’ and ‘Are You Ready Now’ again peaking Billboard Singles
chart.



Howard Donald’s official solo career
never took off in isolation from the pop group. While being apart for
around 10 years from the band, Donald continued to work as a
disc-jockey and even has small German fanbase. As part of the
boyband, he solely sang and wrote several songs for Take That,
including ‘If This Is Love’ from ‘Everything Changes’.
Donald’s solo numbers during his Take That career take in ‘Never
Forget’, ‘Beautiful World’ and ‘Here’.



Take That member, English musician, on
and off actor, Jason Orange’s solo career never began, parting from
the band. During his detachment and reunion with Take That, Orange
took up acting, setting aside his instruments and vocal skills. In
London, he performed various times onstage and even appeared on
Channel 4 with thriller ‘Killer Net’.



After split from Take That, the third
best ex-member to enjoy a successful solo career was Mark Owen. On UK
singles chart, Owen peaked with his debut single ‘Child’. His
back-to-back hit singles to have peaked UK music scene include
‘Clementine’ and ‘I am What I am’. Owen even made it big with
winning the Celebrity Big Brother in 2002. However, he did not take
forever to return to music charts again as Owen once again released
two peak albums—‘In Your Own Time’ and ‘How The Mighty Fall’.



Lastly, for Robbie Williams, it was
indeed a successful career, both off-Take That and on-Take. While
away, he released peaking solo albums like ‘I’ve Been Expecting
You’, ‘Life Thru A Lens’, ‘Sing When You’re Winning’,
‘Swing When You’re Winning’,Write Write‘Escapology’ and
‘Intensive Care’. Each of Rob’s albums not only scored well in
the UK, but throughout US and across Europe too.



Though, Take That as a band, has no
other alternative. It is beyond the world experience to watch the
original five-piece boyband to perform live than anything. So, be
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