Peace in Our Time
Cliff Richard
1993
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About Cliff Richard
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Cliff Richard entered British recording under a stage name adopted from Harry Webb, releasing Move It through EMI's Columbia label. His early backing group, initially called the Drifters, became the Shadows. Songs including Living Doll, Travellin' Light and Please Don't Tease accompanied an expanding career in concerts and television. Film roles in The Young Ones and Summer Holiday added another setting for his singing, with soundtrack repertoire becoming a substantial part of his early popular identity.
Artist background sources
Cliff Richard - official career timeline, early recording and film years
Read early career timeline: name, EMI/Columbia, backing-band renaming, early songs and film work. British backing group is not the unrelated American Drifters; omit exact catalog dates and chart rankings. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
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Retained annual-list context
Peace in Our Time by Cliff Richard is included for 1993 on the basis of the cited chart-associated source. This establishes the annual connection, not the circumstances in which the song was written. No reliable song-specific account of its inspiration was established in this review.
Annual-list context only; songwriting inspiration remains unestablished
UK top-ten singles in 1993 (Wikipedia chart transcription)
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UK top-ten singles in 1993 (Wikipedia chart transcription)
Secondary chart transcription reviewed: title, artist and presence in the UK top ten during this year. Supplemental annual selection, not an original release date or a U.S. year-end rank.
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