Barrington Davis, born in Blackpool, UK, in 1950, began his musical journey in Sydney, Australia, performing in local cafés and clubs from the age of 12. In 1966, he released his debut single, "Dear Lady," followed by "As Fast As I Can" in 1967, penned by Maurice Gibb and Nat Kipner. Davis collaborated with various bands, including Powerpact and Mecca, before moving to London in 1969. There, he recorded his first album, "Tracks of Mind," in 1972. He later joined the casts of "Jesus Christ Superstar" in New Zealand and "Ned Kelly, The Electric Music Show" in Australia. In 1978, Davis became the lead singer of Sydney rock band Geeza. After the band's dissolution, he collaborated with pianist Philip Feinstein, writing and recording new material. Currently, Davis works as a psychologist in Sydney. ([historyofaussiemusic.blogspot.com](https://historyofaussiemusic.blogspot.com/2013/09/barrington-davis.html?utm_source=openai))