was approached by BBC Look East to perform for Children in Need on TV. He had previously composed a Christmas song with Sara Blumenstein in New York called "I Remember Christmas" and decided to record the song for the children's charity. He joined forces with the Norwich Cathedral Choristers and The Salvation Army and released a single with all profits going to Children in Need. In 2000 Dee released a 3-track CD titled The Bottom Line on the Sugabeat/Elkin Music label. In 2004, Big Beat Records released You Gotta Believe It's... Sharon Tandy. The tracks "Daughter Of The Sun", "The Way She Looks At You", "He'll Hurt Me", "Somebody Speaks Your Name", and "Two Can Make It Together" were co-written by Dee and lyricist Brian Potter. The album also included "Love Is Not A Simple Affair", co-written by Dee and John Bromley. Some of Dee's writing and production work has been reissued by cult record label Acid Jazz. The Graham Dee Connection: The 60s Collection was released in 2011. The EP Graham Dee’s Hitsville London followed in 2012. Dee has recently been working on an album of new material, recorded at various locations, including London, Dorset, Wiltshire and Bristol. In 2014, Graham announced on his Facebook page that his latest album, The Thirteenth Man, would be released by Tin-Kan Records. He currently lives in the Dorset village, Bere Regis, where he often plays gigs in the local pub. References External links Discography Official Website 1943 births English pop guitarists English session musicians English songwriters English record producers Living people Musicians from London Acid Jazz Records artists