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Main page The British group Steps have recorded songs for five studio albums, including a
Contents Christmas album, two greatest hits and one tribute album. The band formed in 1997
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audition for a place in a pop band. Out of the thousands who applied, Lee Latchford-
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Evans, Lisa Scott-Lee, Faye Tozer, Claire Richards, and Ian "H" Watkins were
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Wikipedia store successful in securing a place.[1] The techno-pop song "5,6,7,8" was released as
their debut single in 1997 and was followed by their debut album Step One the
Interaction following year.[2] "5,6,7,8" has been noted for being distinctly different from their Steps performing live on their
Help subsequent releases due to its novelty line-dancing style and male lead vocals, Christmas with Steps tour at the
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Recent changes Their songs and musical style have often been compared to ABBA, with tracks such
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some of their songs, with all of them receiving songwriting credits for "Only in My Dreams" from their first greatest hits album,
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Gold: Greatest Hits (2001), while a large number of songs were written by Karl Twigg, Mark Topham, Andrew Frampton, and
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Pete Waterman.[6] The group achieved thirteen consecutive top-five singles in the United Kingdom, including "Better Best
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Forgotten", "Say You'll Be Mine", "Deeper Shade of Blue", "It's the Way You Make Me Feel", and one of their two number-
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Permanent link The group have covered a variety of well-known songs throughout their career, including their first number-one song
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"Tragedy" by the Bee Gees,[2] "Chain Reaction" by Diana Ross, "Too Busy Thinking About My Baby" by The Temptations, and
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"Better the Devil You Know" by Kylie Minogue. In 1999, Steps recorded their own versions of "I Know Him So Well" and "Lay
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All Your Love on Me", as well as a medley entitled "Thank ABBA for the Music" for the ABBA tribute album they also recorded
Print/export "Dancing Queen" for their second greatest hits album, The Ultimate Collection (2011), and "Story of a Heart" for their fifth
Create a book studio album, Tears on the Dancefloor (2017). Steps covered a selection of Christmas classics for their fourth studio album,
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1 Songs
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2 Cover versions and notes
3 References
4 External links
Songs [ edit ]
Contents
09 A B C D E F G H I J L M O P S T W Y
Key
Indicates songs co-written by a Steps band member(s)
Indicates songs covered by Steps
"Christmas (Baby
Jeff Barry
Please Come [9]
Ellie Greenwich Light Up the World 3:04 2012
Home)"
Phil Spector
(Ian "H" Watkins solo)
the Disco
"Deeper Shade of Karl Twigg [11]
Steptacular 4:16 1999
Blue" Mark Topham
"Experienced" Andrew Frampton [8]
Step One 3:27 1998
(Ian "H" Watkins solo) Pete Waterman
Steve Mac Tears on the [16]
"Firefly" 3:26 2017
Ina Wroldsen Dancefloor Steps covered two songs
written by the Bee Gees
Tears on the
(pictured), "Chain Reaction"
"Fool for You" N/A Dancefloor: Crying at 3:31 2017 [12]
and "Tragedy".
the Disco
Barry Stone Tears on the [16]
"Glitter & Gold" 3:36 2017
Julian Gingell Dancefloor
"Hand on Your Andrew Frampton [14]
Buzz 4:03 2000
Heart" Claire Richards
Steve Mac Tears on the [16]
"Happy" 3:37 2017
Ina Wroldsen Dancefloor
Andy Goldmark
"Happy Go Lucky" Brad Daymond Buzz 3:33 2000 [14]
Alex Greggs
"Have Yourself a
Merry Little Hugh Martin [9]
Light Up the World 4:16 2012 Diana Ross (pictured)
Christmas" Ralph Blane
originally performed "Chain
[note 6]
Reaction".
"Heartbeat" Jackie James Step One 4:24 1998 [8]
Faye Tozer
Cyndi Lauper [14]
Steve Mac (pictured) co-
"If You Believe" Buzz 3:52 2000 wrote "Firefly" and "Happy".
Jan Pulsford
Jasper Irn
Andrew Frampton B-side to "It's the Way [18]
"In It For Love" 3:23 2000
Claire Richards You Make Me Feel"
"It May Be Winder
Barry White [9]
Outside" Light Up the World 3:04 2012
[note 11]
Paul Politi
"Merry Xmas
Noddy Holder [19]
Everybody" The Last Dance 3:10 2002
[note 16]
Jim Lea
Keren Woodward
Cyndi Lauper (pictured) co-
"Movin' On" Mike Stock [11] wrote "If You Believe" with
[note 17]
Steptacular 3:29 1999
Pete Waterman Steps band member Faye
Name of song, songwriters, album, duration of song and year of release.
Song Songwriter(s) Album Length Year Ref.
Tozer
Sara Dallin
"My Best Friend's Lance Ellington
Girl" Karl Twigg Steptacular 3:40 1999 [20]
Mark Topham
"One Less Bell to
Burt Bacharach [9]
Answer" Light Up the World 4:56 2012
[note 19]
Hal David
Lee Latchford-
Evans
Claire Richards
"Only in My [6]
Lisa Scott-Lee Gold: Greatest Hits 4:17 2001 Steps covered "Last Thing
Dreams"
Faye Tozer on My Mind" and "Movin' On" by
Bananarama (pictured).
Ian "H" Watkins
Andrew Frampton
Karl Twigg [14]
"Paradise Lost" Buzz 4:35 2000
Mark Topham
"Please Come
Home for
Christmas" Charles Brown [9]
Light Up the World 2:47 2012
(Lee Latchford-Evans Gene Redd
solo)
[note 20]
Tears on the
"September Sun" N/A Dancefloor: Crying at 4:19 2017 [12]
the Disco
"Since You Took
Andrew Frampton [11]
Your Love Away" Steptacular 4:35 1999
Pete Waterman
(Faye Tozer solo)
[note 27]
Me"
9. ^ "I Know Him So Well" is a cover version originally 23. ^ "Story of a Heart" is a cover version originally performed
performed by Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson. by the Benny Anderssons orkester featuring Helen Sjholm.
10. ^ "I Will Love Again" is a cover version originally performed 24. ^ "Thank ABBA for the Music" is a medley of cover versions
by Lara Fabian. originally performed by ABBA.
11. ^ "It May Be Winder Outside" is a cover version originally 25. ^ "Too Busy Thinking About My Baby" is a cover version
performed by Felice Taylor. originally performed by The Temptations.
12. ^ "Last Thing on My Mind" is a cover version originally 26. ^ "Tragedy" is a cover version originally performed by the
performed by Bananarama. Bee Gees.
13. ^ "Lay All Your Love on Me" is a cover version originally 27. ^ "When She Loved Me" is a cover version originally
performed by ABBA. performed by Sarah McLachlan.
14. ^ "Love U More" is a cover version originally performed by 28. ^ "You Make Me Whole" is a cover version originally
Sunscreem. performed by Aneta Sablik.
References [ edit ]
10. ^ Last Thing on My Mind (Liner notes). Steps. Jive Records. 1998.
1998. 051849-4. 25. ^ 5,6,7,8 (Liner notes). Steps. Jive Records. 1997.
11. ^ a bc de fghi j k l m no Step One (Liner notes). Steps.
Jive Records. 1999. 0519442.
V T E Steps [hide]
Lee Latchford-Evans Claire Richards Lisa Scott-Lee Faye Tozer Ian "H" Watkins
Discography Songs
Studio albums Step One Steptacular Buzz Light Up the World Tears on the Dancefloor (Crying at the Disco)
Compilation albums Gold: The Greatest Hits The Last Dance The Ultimate Collection
Step One Tour Next Step Tour Steptacular Tour Steps Into Christmas Tour Gold Tour The Ultimate Tour
Tours
Christmas with Steps Party on the Dancefloor Tour
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