-Billy Livsey-

Songwriter, Keyboardist & Producer

 
 
 

-Latest Updates-

 
 


Many thanks to the producers of series Sex Education who included the song 'Rain or Shine' which I produced and co-wrote with Pete Sinfield for the group Five Star Official in the 80’s which is in season 4 episode 1.

'Rain or Shine' is streaming alongside the entire Sex Education soundtrack on this wonderful Spotify playlist...


Over 40 years ago, Billy co-wrote a song with Terry Britten and Sue Shifrin called “She’s Trouble” for the iconic Michael Jackson Thriller album. Michael started recording the song with his vocal on the track but the song was never finished. Christmas 2022 was the celebration of 40 years since the release of Thriller and a new re-release was put out with previously unheard Michael Jackson recordings that included “She’s Trouble.”

 

About

 
 
 

Billy Livsey is an American songwriter, keyboardist, and producer from Nashville, Tennessee. He has worked for many artists including Tina Turner, Pete Townshend, Kevin Ayers, Phil Manzanera, Gerry Rafferty, Wynonna Judd, Curt Smith (Tears for Fears), Five Star, Ronnie Lane, Rodney Crowell, Brendan Benson, Travis Tritt, Cliff Richard, and Leo Sayer. Billy founded Quince Music in 1980 as a publishing company to represent himself as a writer. Scroll down for examples of song credits including works written and played on!

Painting entitled “The Three Billy’s” by Greg Decker and photographed by Anna Warner

 
 
 
 
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OVERDUB SESSIONS

Billy is available for remote or in-person overdub sessions on a variety of genres of music and styles. He has access to many classic keyboards and synthesizers that will give your track that extra glue. Click on any photo to enlarge.

 

 

W.O. Smith

The W.O. Smith Music School provides quality, affordable music education to low-income Nashville area families. Billy has been a long-time volunteer teaching artist at the W.O. Smith School, where he finds many opportunities to communicate the joys of music to his students