Simon Napier-Bell

Simon Napier-Bell was born on Apr 22, 1939 in UK. Simon Napier-Bell's big-screen debut came with Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush directed by Clive Donner in 1968.

Simon Napier-Bell is rock manager, author, public speaker and film-maker. Artists he's managed include The Yardbirds, Ultravox, T Rex, Marc Bolan, Japan, Asia, Candi Staton, Boney M, Sinéad O'Connor, Wham, and George Michael. He co-wrote the song You Don't Have To Say You Love Me. He has also written four best-selling music business books: You Don't Have To Say You Love Me, Black Vinyl White Powder, I'm Coming To Take You To Lunch, and Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay. In 2016 he directed three documentary films, To Be Frank; 27 Gone Too Soon; and 50 Years Legal. He is the originating producer of Raiding the Rock Vault, the No 1 rated music show in Las Vegas, and Raiding the Country Vault, in Branson, Missouri.