Few popular composers are remembered with such abiding affection as Geoff Goddard. While in the employ of pioneer independent music producer Joe Meek in the early 1960's, Goddard penned hit after hit, including the immortal Johnny Remember Me, which went to #1 in the British charts. Geoff's elegant, classically trained keyboard style can be heard on the majority of RGM recordings from 1961-1964. Goddard also played keyboards on, and contributed vocals to, the classic rock and roll megahit Telstar, the first British rock single to conquer the #1 spot in the US charts. As a recording artist, his own releases include Girl Bride, My Little Girl's Come Home and the beloved Sky Men. Don't you think it's time Geoff's place in pop music is recognized?

NEWS

THE RETURN OF SKY MEN

GEOFF GODDARD COMPOSITIONS (in progress)

GEOFF GODDARD: THE OTHER HALF OF THE R.G.M. LEGEND (courtesy of Adrian Whitehouse)

INTERVIEW WITH GEOFF ON RADIO READING, 1983

GEOFFREY GODDARD: MEET THE COMPOSER (courtesy of Elaina Duke)

GEOFF IN HOBBIES WEEKLY, 15 MAY 1963

GEOFF FEATURED IN READING NEWSPAPER (date uncertain - circa 1991? - courtesy of Rob Bradford)

A LETTER FROM GEOFF GODDARD (courtesy of Tom Hammond)

GEOFF GODDARD TRIBUTE BY ROB BRADFORD (reprinted by kind permission of the author)

IF TELSTAR WAS YOUR INTRODUCTION TO GEOFF GODDARD...

REMEMBERING GEOFF: YOUR TRIBUTES

THANK YOU

LINKS

A CHRISTMAS CARD FROM GEOFF (courtesy of Alan Blackburn)

fan-made tribute website
Photos, personal tributes, submissions are welcomed:
mail@geoff-goddard.com