Cliff Richard

Cliff Richard, born in Lucknow, India, became a leading figure in British rock & roll with "Move It" in 1958. Known for hits like "Devil Woman" and "We Don't Talk Anymore," he achieved U.K. chart success over five decades. Knighted in 1995 for his iconic status, he collaborated with the Shadows and Olivia Newton-John. Richard starred in films and hosted BBC shows, solidifying his status as a U.K. pop institution.