Take That (GB)

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Also known as: Take That feat. Lulu, テイク・ザット

Take That are one of the biggest pop groups Britain has ever produced, with more than 45 million records sold worldwide, nine number one albums and twelve UK number one singles. Songs like Back For Good and Rule The World sit at the heart of a catalogue that keeps the crowds singing along. The group formed in 1990 as a five piece and had instant success, with their first two albums reaching number two and number one. Third album Nobody Else sold over six million copies and topped the charts in eleven countries. Robbie Williams left in 1996 and the band split, but the remaining four reunited in 2005 for The Ultimate Tour, kicking off one of the biggest comebacks in British music, with three number one albums in four years. Williams returned for Progress, which broke UK records for fastest selling album of the century. After he and Jason Orange left again, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen carried on, releasing III and Wonderland, and marking thirty years with Odyssey, a collection of reworked hits.