Bob Heatlie was a Scottish songwriter and record producer who collaborated with many music acts, both bands and solo artists.
10 Facts About Bob Heatlie
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Bob Heatlie produced multiple musical scores for television entertainment series.
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Bob Heatlie wrote another track for Stevens titled "Woman ", included on the 1988 album, A Whole Lotta Shaky.
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Bob Heatlie then co-produced and remixed nine songs on Stevens' albums.
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The last single Bob Heatlie worked on with Shakin' Stevens was "Radio", which was released in 1992 and featured Roger Taylor from Queen.
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In later years, Bob Heatlie concentrated on creating musical compositions for children's television.
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Bob Heatlie's career began with the 1986 children's animation, The Trap Door.
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Bob Heatlie composed the music for the documentary series Worlds Apart and the television special The Curious Case of Santa Claus.
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One of Bob Heatlie's partners was Hungarian singer Eva Csepregi, lead vocalist of the disco band Neoton Familia.
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Bob Heatlie produced her solo albums from 1985 to 1992, which gained popularity in the Soviet Union and across Asia.