Roger Cook

Songwriter, singer, and music producer

Roger Cook - Artists & Creatives born August 19th, 1940
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A significant figure in the British music scene, contributed extensively to songwriting and music production. Collaborated with various artists in the 1960s and 1970s. Authored numerous hit songs that charted in the UK and internationally. Became part of the duo Cook and Greenaway, producing a series of successful tracks. Garnered recognition for both songwriting and vocal performances.

Co-wrote 'You've Got Your Troubles' for The Fortunes

Wrote 'I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing' for The New Seekers

Produced hits for numerous artists in the 1970s

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