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- Q7613128 description "British singer-songwriter".
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- Q7613128 abstract "Steve Lee is an English songwriter/vocalist/musician and Ivor Novello judge. He has written for artists worldwide and had numerous international hits.In the mid-1980s, as a lead vocalist, he worked on an original project with Anne Dudley (Art of Noise) but failed to secure a record deal. In 1985, as a sax player, he toured with the band B-Movie. He then fronted the band Krew, comprising mainly Nik Kershaw's band, and released the single 'Paper Heroes' on WEA Records in April 1986, written by Tim Moore, Dennis Smith and Lee. The band was short lived however, and from there he toured with The Duel as a sax player, supporting 5 Star on their British tour of 1987.In 1988 Lee signed to IRS Records with writing/production partner Gary Miller as Big Smile and released one single, 'Crocodile Tears' – remixed by William Orbit – after which they split. Steve returned to session work, including providing backing vocals on Diane Tell's French album 'Degriffe-Moi'. For the whole of 1989 Steve toured with Then Jerico as backing vocalist/alto sax player after which he was recruited by Joan Armatrading for her UK and American tour of 1990, playing alto and tenor sax, guitar, percussion and backing vocals. As an addition to the tour, they headlined at the King's Trust Concert in Swaziland.In 1991, in partnership with Simon Ellis, he wrote and produced the single 'People of the World' by Sorell Johnson – a Gary Davies' Radio 1 Record of the Week – and wrote 'Crying in the Rain' for Randy Crawford with Judy Cheeks. During this period Lee worked as a session musician, playing sax and/or backing vocals for Kym Mazelle, Jaki Graham, Jason Donovan, Nick Berry and the DJ Sasha. Steve then produced and co-wrote the single 'D’Jilawendie' for Portuguese singer Teresa Maiuko, for whom he was also bassist and Musical Director on her Portuguese tour of 1993. It was also in this year that Jason Donovan released 'Shout About' written by Lee and Dina Taylor.In August 1993 he signed to PWL Records as FKW, releasing an Italian House version of 'Never Gonna Give You Up' and 'Seize The Day', reaching Number 1 in the Dance Charts. In February 1994, 'Jingo' peaked at number 15 and was also was a major club hit. Two further singles followed, 'This Is The Way' and 'Laura Palmer's Theme' and Lee was voted PA of the Year by Disco International. In 1995 he replaced Tony Jackson as lead singer with Rage, releasing one single, 'My Crying's Done'.In 1997 Steve formed the studio band Franklyn with Steve Torch, later recruiting Sarah Brown of the London Community Gospel Choir on vocals. Fusing drum'n’bass and trip hop, the band signed with Jammin' Records the following year and released the album 'What's My Name?' in 1999, produced by Lee.From 2000 onwards Steve focussed almost entirely on writing for other artists, including Britney Spears, Christina Milian, Girls Aloud and Nick Carter (see discography below). His song 'Love Will Set You Free' released by Starchaser on Ministry of Sound, also featured Steve's lead vocal, and was a No1 Dance single. During this period he also provided backing vocals for several artists including Lionel Richie, Enrique Iglesias and Lil Wayne.His song 'Friday's Child', released as a single by Will Young in 2004, was nominated for an Ivor Novello and Steve himself was a judge on the Ivor Novello panel for Best Contemporary Song in 2006.".
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- Q7613128 comment "Steve Lee is an English songwriter/vocalist/musician and Ivor Novello judge. He has written for artists worldwide and had numerous international hits.In the mid-1980s, as a lead vocalist, he worked on an original project with Anne Dudley (Art of Noise) but failed to secure a record deal. In 1985, as a sax player, he toured with the band B-Movie.".
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