Dan Hill opens up about his breakthrough hit, the backlash he experienced and the Black male songwriters who taught him vulnerability. (Courtesy of Dan Hill) Dan Hill feels it all.

Dan Hill revealed that he will be doing a concert with Manny Pacquiao three days after the pound-for-pound king’s bout with Juan Manuel Marquez on Nov. 12 (Nov. 13 Manila time) in Las Vegas.

Hill released his first album in 1975 and had his first U.S. Billboard Top 10 hit (climbing as high as number three in the music charts) in 1977 with "Sometimes When We Touch," which was released as ...

“We will work to bring Dan’s songs to an even wider audience.” “I'm thrilled and honored to have ole own and represent my songs. I'm extremely fortunate,” commented Dan Hill.

Songwriter Dan Hill wrote one of the biggest songs of the '70s. And then he did everything he could to get away from it. Sometimes When We Touch , a soft-rock ballad that reached #3 on the ...

This article was published more than 14 years ago. Some information may no longer be current. Dan Hill (right) records a version of his hit "Sometimes When We Touch" with boxer Manny Pacquaio.

Culture You’ll never guess what Dan Hill thinks of his own song The world won’t let this hugely successful singer-songwriter forget the famously soppy ’Sometimes When We Touch’ ...

South African musical great Dan Hill has died, his friends confirmed on June 3. Hill died at his grandson’s home in Durban on May 31 at the age of 85, and was buried at West Park cemetery on ...

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Dan Hill poses in this undated handout photo. Singer-songwriter Dan Hill, known for his 1977 ballad “Sometimes When We Touch,” is being inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Before my interview with Dan Hill, his manager asked that I not bring up his troubadour’s new song Ninety Years Old. It’s about his mother, who died at that age. I didn’t bring it up.