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Steven Reid Williams is a British keyboardist, pianist, and songwriter who currently plays for UK and Australian pop legend Leo Sayer and 80s icon Paul Young, while also contributing as a session musician to artists such as Melanie C, Rebecca Ferguson, Lulu, and Nadine Coyle. Add to that his solo creative output and his work with The Overtones, and there’s lots to discuss.
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Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab):
Touring with Leo Sayer
Steven in action with Leo Sayer 2025
Steven’s musical upbringing
Moving from teaching to professional musician
Working with Jamelia
Steven demonstrating his chops as a player and singer
Working with The Overtones
Steven in action live with The Overtones
Working with Leo Sayer
Steven in action with Leo Sayer – One Man Band
Steven’s keyboard rig with Leo Sayer
When your first pro gig is given with one day’s notice, and is in Kazakhstan
Working with Paul Young
Paul Young – Iron Out The Rough Spots
Steven in action with Sam Outlaw
This is actually what a flapjack is
Steven Reid Williams – Hearts and Stones
Steven’s killer covers album – Black + White Interpretations
Desert Island Discs: Sleepwalking – Gerry Rafferty, Rumours – Fleetwood Mac, An Innocent Man – Billy Joel, Self-Titled – Rage Against The Machine, hummingbird – Carly Pearce, Back Home Again – John Denver
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