Geoff Stephens

In (2017) he started work on a completely new version of Dear Anyone entitled Everything's Terrific - Help! with Don Black. Some of his hit songs include:Winchester Cathedral, The Crying Game, There's A Kind Of Hush, Smile a Little Smile For Me, Doctor's Orders, Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast,Tell Me When, It's Like We Never Said Goodbye, Like Sister And Brother, A Cold, Cold Christmas, Silver Lady, You Won't Find Another Fool Like Me, Sorry Suzanne, Knock, Knock Who's There?, Daughter Of Darkness, The Lights Of Cincinatti, My Sentimental Friend, Semi-Detached Suburban Mr James, I'll Put You Together Again, and Goodbye Sam, Hello Samantha. Elvis Presley also recorded and released three of Geoff's songs: This Is Our Dance, The Heart of Rome and Sylvia.

(2005) saw him collaborate with Peter Callander (lyrics), David Cosgrove (book) on the musical Bonnie And Clyde.

The following year (1984), also at The Cambridge Theatre - The Magic Castle, music by Les Reed, lyrics Geoff Stephens.

He has also written for the musical theatre - in 1983, Dear Anyone - (Jane Lapotaire, Stubby Kaye, book by Jack Rosenthal, lyrics Don Black) - Birmingham Rep and Cambridge Theatre London.

He worked as a schoolteacher, air traffic controller and silk screen printer (1960-1963), before eventually becoming one of Britain's most successful songwriters.

Geoff's career began during his amateur theatrical days when he wrote songs and sketches for musical revues presented by his own company, The Four Arts Society (1959).