Steve Cassidy
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Steve Cassidy started his singing career at the age of 14 when he was opening the bill at a Cliff Richard concert. He recorded with the legendary Joe Meek and later with the film composer John Barry. Steve worked with the Escorts in the 1960’s performing all over the British Isles. He has appeared on television, most notably as a three time winner of New Faces! Steve wrote the song which welcomed Pope John Paul on his visit to York. He has toured in Europe making frequent return visits to Paris and Belgium where he made a film for Belgium Television with singing star Stella. Steve has composed songs for musical concerts including Little Poppy of Flanders for Remembrance Day. He has written three musical plays and enjoys acting in and producing plays. He has performed Fagin in the musical Oliver! and appeared in and directed Sweet Bird of Youth by Tennessee Williams. He is a member of Equity, the actors and performers union. Steve has a wide range of musical influences which are reflected in his music. His music appeals to a wide range of tastes. He can sing reflective ballads and have people dancing to that good old rock and roll!
Little Poppy of Flanders written by Steve Cassidy has been performed by children from St George's School and St Wilfrid's York
