Sir Cliff Richard — born Harry Roger Webb on October 14, 1940 — isn’t just a British singer and actor; he is one of the last living legends of the golden music era. His voice carried generations through love, heartbreak, and hope, earning him a place in the very heart of British culture. With over 21.5 million singles sold in the UK alone, Cliff stands as the third best-selling artist in UK chart history, a position shared only with giants like The Beatles and Elvis Presley. For decades, his songs have been more than just hits — they’ve been memories, moments, and lifelines. And even now, as time marches on, Cliff Richard remains a symbol of resilience, grace, and the timeless power of music.
Introduction LONDON — Few figures in British music have carved a legacy as profound, resilient,...