Session Musician Judge

Pete Goodall is a musician, producer and director. He has been a musician all his long successful life. Pete cut his teeth in Liverpool bands in the late 1950s and early 60s before setting off to London in the mid 1960s to see if he was really a potential session musician. Within 6 months Pete Goodall was playing his first session in a Central London studio and soon after was picked up by many producers to run the session squads for many hit Acts.

Producer and Musical Director Judge

Pete Goodall became a well known arranger, producer and musical director, and toured the world extensively with top UK and American Artistes, and he worked on no less than seven number one hits.

To ensure his long term income, Pete Goodall established his own publishing company and "agency within a management company" in London's West End in The Tremeloes office, focussing on setting up tours to promote new releases for the then CBS - now part of Sony.

Pete Goodall Music Industry Judge

Pete Goodall currently teaches guitars, studio technology and voice coaching, and a number of specialists in other instruments who come in as required. Pete set up his own studio in Stratford upon Avon in the 1980s and a second studio in Hereford in the late 90s, establishing Speakeasy Recordings after the famous music biz club of the same name in the 1970s.

Pete Goodall is getting ready to judge singing competition Open Mic UK and will be looking for the best singers and vocal groups from around the UK. 

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