Jason Orange

Jason Orange (born Jason Thomas Orange, 10 July 1970, Wythenshawe, Manchester, England) is an English singer and was one fifth of the successful English boyband, Take That during the early 1990s.

Orange's first experience with fame came when his breakdancing skills landed him a role The Hitman and Her.

After the break-up of Take That, Orange studied acting. In 1999, he performed in Gob by Jim Kenworth at the The King's Head Theatre in London. He then attended South Trafford College, studying psychology and sociology.

Orange is currently touring with the re-formed Take That, who released a new album Beautiful World on 27 November 2006. During the first round of Take That Jason was best known for his skills as a dancer and was never given lead vocals on any of the songs. The new album features Jason on lead vocals for the first time in Take That, on the song, "Wooden Boat".

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Take That

Gary Barlow • Mark Owen • Howard Donald • Jason Orange
Robbie Williams

Discography

Studio albums: Take That and Party • Everything Changes • Nobody Else • Beautiful World

Compilation albums: Take That: Greatest Hits • Never Forget

Singles: "Do What U Like" • "Promises" • "Once You've Tasted Love" • "It Only Takes a Minute" • "I Found Heaven" • "A Million Love Songs" • "Could It Be Magic" • "Why Can't I Wake Up With You" • "Pray" • "Relight My Fire" • "Babe" • "Everthing Changes" • "Love Ain't Here Anymore" • "Sure" • "Back for Good" • "Never Forget" • "How Deep Is Your Love" • "Patience" • "Shine" • "I'd Wait for Life"

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