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{{Short description|English songwriter, musician and record producer (born 1963)}}
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{{Infobox musical artist 
| name = Guy Chambers
| background = non_vocal_instrumentalist
| image =
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| birth_name = Guy Antony Chambers
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1963|1|12|df=yes}}
| birth_place = [[Hammersmith]], London, England
| occupation = {{hlist|Musician|record producer|songwriter}}
| instrument = Piano, keyboards, guitar
| associated_acts = [[Robbie Williams]]
| website = {{URL|guychambers.co.uk}}
}}

'''Guy Antony Chambers''' (born 12 January 1963) is an English songwriter, musician and record producer, best known for his work with [[Robbie Williams]]. He has also collaborated with [[Tina Turner]], [[Kylie Minogue]], [[Will Young]], [[Scissor Sisters]], [[Busted (band)|Busted]], [[Melanie C]], [[Diana Ross]], [[Tom Jones (singer)|Tom Jones]], [[James Blunt]], [[New Age (Marlon Roudette song)|Marlon Roudette]], [[Rufus Wainwright]], and [[Mark Ronson]].<ref>{{cite web | url= https://www.smoothradio.com/features/unreleased-songs-albums/ | title= 8 secret songs and albums we'll never get to hear from huge artists| work=Smooth Radio | first=John | last=Doe | date=25 June 2018 | access-date=16 July 2025}}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url= https://www.smoothradio.com/features/unreleased-songs-albums/ | title= Kylie Minogue returns to the studio with producer Guy Chambers| work=Press Party | first=John | last=Doe | date=9 February 2016 | access-date=16 July 2025}}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url= https://www.musicgurus.com/gurus/guy-chambers/ | title= Guy Chambers| work=Music Gurus | first=John | last=Doe | date=16 July 2025 | access-date=16 July 2025}}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url= https://www.songwriter.co.uk/page713.html | title= Guy Chambers Interview| work=International Songwriters Association | first=Jim | last=Liddane | date=16 July 2025 | access-date=16 July 2025}}</ref>

==Early life==
Chambers attended [[Quarry Bank High School|Quarry Bank Comprehensive School]] sixth form in Liverpool. From 18, he studied composition and piano at the [[Guildhall School of Music and Drama|Guildhall School of Music]], London, where he won the 1985 composition prize.<ref>{{cite web | url= https://www.theguardian.com/theobserver/1999/mar/21/featuresreview.review2 | title=Who's that guy with Robbie?| work=The Guardian | first=Jim | last=Parton | date=21 March 1999 | access-date=14 September 2024}}</ref>

==Career==
In December 1985, Chambers joined [[the Waterboys]], touring with them supporting [[Simple Minds]] until the end of the year.<ref name="Chr1978">{{Cite web |date=2012-09-02 |title=Chronology 1978–85 |url=http://www.mikescottwaterboys.com/mikescottwaterboys/Chronology/chronoblue.htm |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120902004606/http://www.mikescottwaterboys.com/mikescottwaterboys/Chronology/chronoblue.htm |archive-date=2 September 2012 |access-date=2024-03-14}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=European Tour |agency=Next 15 shows supporting Simple Minds |date=1985 |url=https://www.mikescottwaterboys.com/waterboys-archive.php?type=setlist&section=3 |access-date=2024-09-21 |website=MikeScottWaterboys.com}}</ref> He joined [[World Party]] in 1986, co-writing "Love Street" with [[Karl Wallinger]], who he had replaced in the Waterboys, on the band's album ''[[Goodbye Jumbo]]'' (1990). In the same year he appeared on [[The Mission (band)|the Mission's]] album ''[[Carved in Sand]]'', providing the orchestral arrangement and piano for the song "Grapes of Wrath", and was producer for the short-lived group [[Stress (Neo-Psychedelic band)|Stress]] with their debut album.

In 1992, Chambers formed his own band [[the Lemon Trees]] and wrote, produced and performed with them until they disbanded in 1995. The band only released one album – "Open Book". Following the end of the Lemon Trees, Chambers wrote with [[Cathy Dennis]] on ''[[Am I the Kinda Girl?]]'' and other albums before meeting [[Robbie Williams]] in January 1997.

He released his debut solo piano album ''Go Gentle Into the Light'' on 3 May 2019. It reached number 49 on the [[UK Albums Chart]].<ref name="OCC"/>

===Robbie Williams===
Chambers collaborated, both as a songwriter and producer, on Robbie Williams' first five albums, all of which reached number one in the UK and achieved global sales of over 40 million copies. Chambers co-wrote most of Williams' best-known songs, including "[[Rock DJ]]", "[[Feel (Robbie Williams song)|Feel]]", "[[Millennium (song)|Millennium]]", "[[Let Me Entertain You (Robbie Williams song)|Let Me Entertain You]]", and "[[Angels (Robbie Williams song)|Angels]]".

Their first work together, ''[[Life thru a Lens]]'', was released in September 1997, with singles "Angels" and "Let Me Entertain You". In the next five years, they produced four more number one albums: ''[[I've Been Expecting You]]'', ''[[Sing When You're Winning]]'', ''[[Swing When You're Winning]]'', and ''[[Escapology (album)|Escapology]]''.

Chambers featured extensively in the 2023 documentary about Williams on [[Netflix]].<ref>{{cite magazine | url=https://time.com/6332204/robbie-williams-netflix-documentary-revelations | title=Robbie Williams Confronts| magazine=Time | first=Olivia-Anne | last=Cleary | date=8 November 2023 | access-date=12 July 2025}}</ref>

===Other collaborations===
In 2002, Chambers wrote "Staring Into Space" for [[BBMak]]'s second album. In 2003, he co wrote "[[Melt (Melanie C song)|Melt]]" with [[Melanie C]] on the album ''[[Reason (Melanie C album)#Track listing|Reason]]'', which he co-produced with Richard Flack.

In 2004, Chambers worked with [[Beverley Knight]], co-writing the title track of ''[[Affirmation (Beverley Knight album)|Affirmation]]'', "No-One Ever Loves in Vain", "Under the Same Sun" and the top ten single "[[Come as You Are (Beverley Knight song)|Come As You Are]]". He reunited with Knight on the 2009 album ''[[100% (Beverley Knight album)|100%]]'' and co-wrote the title track "[[Soul Survivor (Beverley Knight song)|Soul Survivor]]" that Knight duetted on with [[Chaka Khan]]. That same year he co-wrote "Shine" with [[Kara DioGuardi]] for [[Hilary Duff]]. He also co-wrote and co-produced "[[List of songs written by Natasha Bedingfield|Silent Movie]]" with [[Natasha Bedingfield]] for her album ''[[Unwritten (album)|Unwritten]]''. In the same year, he co-produced American singer-songwriter [[Aslyn]]'s debut album ''[[Lemon Love]]'', co-wrote the song "Here", and co-wrote seven songs on [[Brian McFadden]]'s debut album ''[[Irish Son]]'', including the single "Real to Me", and the follow-up singles "Irish Son" and "Demons".

In 2007, he co-wrote four songs on [[Anastacia]]'s fourth album ''[[Heavy Rotation (Anastacia album)|Heavy Rotation]]''. He teamed up with [[Christophe Willem]] on his second record "Cafeine", co-wrote with [[Matt Hales]] from [[Aqualung (musician)|Aqualung]] on the single "Heartbox" and with [[Cathy Dennis]] on "Sensitized", a duet with [[Kylie Minogue]], for Willem's record, released in 2009. Additional work that year involved new work with British artists [[Julian Perretta]], [[Katie Melua]], Random Impulse, [[Marlon Roudette]], and [[Taio Cruz]].

In 2010, Chambers began working on the single "[[World Behind My Wall]]" by pop rock band [[Tokio Hotel]]. He also co-wrote Tokio Hotel's track "Pain of Love", which featured on their album ''[[Humanoid (Tokio Hotel album)|Humanoid]]''. Katie Melua's album ''[[The House (Katie Melua album)|The House]]'', released 24 May 2010, included five co-written songs for her new album, produced by [[William Orbit]], including "I'd Like to Kill You", "The Flood" (first single), "A Happy Place", "A Moment of Madness" and "Tiny Alien". Chambers also worked on the track "Virtual Friend", co-written with [[Armin van Buuren]] for his 2010 album ''[[Mirage (Armin van Buuren album)|Mirage]].''

In 2011, Chambers worked on new material with English singer-songwriters [[Katy B]] and [[Charlene Soraia]]. He also teamed up with [[Example (musician)|Example]], co-writing the song "Microphone" which featured on Example's album ''[[Playing in the Shadows]]''. In the same year, Chambers worked with Marlon Roudette, producing and co-writing her single "[[New Age (Marlon Roudette song)|New Age]]". A track Chambers had written with [[Julian Lennon]] titled "Never Let You Go" was released on Lennon's album ''[[Everything Changes (Julian Lennon album)|Everything Changes]]''. Chambers collaborated with BBC2 for two three-part programmes: [[Goldie|"Goldie's Band: By Royal Appointment"]] airing in April and "Secrets of a Pop Song" which aired throughout July. Through the series, Chambers worked alongside [[Mark Ronson]] to create a single, singer-songwriter [[Rufus Wainwright]] to create a ballad, and British band [[Noisettes]] to compose an anthem. Chambers and Wainwright's "World War III" features on the digital version of Wainwright's album ''[[Out of the Game]]''.

Chambers has collaborated with [[Sophie Hunter]] on two studio albums: the French-language ''The Isis Project'' (2005) and the English-language ''Songs for a Boy'' (2011).

In 2013, Chambers collaborated with [[Maverick Sabre]] in his new West London studio on new material for the artist, as well as working on new material with Rufus Wainwright, and co-writing "Out of Control" with [[Miles Kane]], a track from Kane's second studio album ''[[Don't Forget Who You Are]]''. In 2014, Chambers wrote "[[Crying for No Reason]]" with Katy B. In 2016, Chambers collaborated again with Kylie Minogue, Marlon Roudette, and Rufus Wainwright, and wrote and recorded with [[John Newman (singer)|John Newman]].

In 2024 Chambers co-wrote and produced the single "Falling Back" for [[Matteo Bocelli]] and Polish sensation [[Sanah (singer)|Sanah]] which received critical acclaim, being described as "a captivating pop anthem" (Total Entertainment).<ref>{{cite web | url= https://www.totalntertainment.com/music/matteo-bocelli-teams-with-polish-superstar-sanah-on-new-single/ | title= Matteo Bocelli teams with Polish superstar| work=Total Entertainment | first=Jo | last=Forrest | date=29 August 2024 | access-date=21 July 2025}}</ref>

Chambers was portrayed by Australian actor [[Tom Budge]] in the 2024 [[biographical film]] ''[[Better Man (2024 film)|Better Man]]'', based on Robbie Williams' life and career.<ref>{{Cite AV media |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14260836/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_cl_sm |title=Better Man (2024) |access-date=2024-10-10 |via=IMDb}}</ref>

===Film composing===
In 2024 he wrote the score and songs, including five in collaboration with Amy Wadge, for the animated film ''{{URL|https://www.lupusfilms.com/|The Night Before Christmas In Wonderland}}'', the debut feature film by Academy Award and BAFTA-winning animation director [[The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse (film)|Peter Bayton]]. The soundtrack features the voices of Gerard Butler, Emilia Clarke, Mae Muller, and Mawaan Rizwan. This was his second time working with Lupus Films, having previously written the score and original songs for [[Sky Cinema]]'s original film ''A Christmas Number One''.{{citation needed|date=August 2025}}

== Charity work ==
On 25 October 2012, Chambers, [[Steve Rotheram]] MP and [[Kenny Dalglish]] called a press conference in the [[Houses of Parliament]] to announce the release of the charity single "[[He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother]]" – a cover of [[the Hollies]] track which was aiming to raise funds and awareness for the campaign for justice for the [[Hillsborough disaster|Hillsborough]] families who lost 96 loved ones in the football disaster of 1989. The single was released on 17 December 2012 and went on to take the Christmas number one position for 2012 on the UK singles chart.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20827695|title= Hillsborough single is Christmas number one|date=23 November 2012|work=BBC.com|access-date=4 December 2013}}</ref>

== Discography ==
'''Solo Albums'''
* ''Go Gentle Into the Light'' (2019)<ref>{{cite web|last=Garner |first=George |url=http://www.musicweek.com/talent/read/guy-chambers-partners-with-bmg-to-release-debut-solo-album-go-gentle-into-the-light-in-may/075653 |title=Guy Chambers partners with BMG to release debut solo album, Go Gentle Into The Light, in May |agency=Talent |website=Musicweek.com |date=2019-03-19 |access-date=2020-04-13}}</ref> No. 49 UK<ref name="OCC">{{cite web|url=https://www.officialcharts.com/artist/55538/guy-chambers/|title=Guy Chambers|date=2019|agency=Album Charts|publisher=[[Official Charts Company]]|access-date=11 May 2019}}</ref>

'''Production Work'''
Chambers has contributed as a musician, producer and/or writer to the following:

'''Albums'''
* ''Fragile'' (1994) – [[Frances Ruffelle]]<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.francesruffelle.com/music/fragile/|title=Fragile by Frances Ruffelle|website=FrancesRuffelle.com|agency=Simply Marvellous Music|access-date=23 June 2025}}</ref>
* ''[[The Christmas Present]]'' (2019) – [[Robbie Williams]]
* ''[[Under the Radar Volume 3]]'' – (2019) Robbie Williams
* ''[[Under the Radar Volume 2]]'' (2017) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[The Heavy Entertainment Show]]'' (2016) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Under the Radar Volume 1]]'' (2014) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Swings Both Ways]]'' (2013) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Don't Forget Who You Are]]'' (2013) – [[Miles Kane]]
* ''[[The Shocking Miss Emerald]]'' (2013) – [[Caro Emerald]]
* ''[[Femme Schmidt]]'' (2012) – [[SCHMIDT (singer)|SCHMIDT]]
* ''[[Out of the Game]]'' (2012) – [[Rufus Wainwright]]
* ''[[A Holiday Carole]]'' (2011) – [[Carole King]]
* ''[[Battleground (The Wanted album)|Battleground]]'' (2011) – [[The Wanted]]
* ''[[Playing in the Shadows]]'' (2011) – [[Example (musician)|Example]]
* ''[[Matter Fixed]]'' (2011) – [[Marlon Roudette]]
* ''[[Songs for a Boy]]'' (2011) – [[Sophie Hunter]]
* ''[[100% (Beverley Knight album)|100%]]'' (2011) – [[Beverley Knight]]
* ''[[The Sea (Melanie C album)|The Sea]]'' (2011) – [[Melanie C]]
* ''[[The Wanted (album)|The Wanted]]'' (2010) – The Wanted
* ''[[In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010]]'' (2010) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Mirage (Armin van Buuren album)|Mirage]]'' (2010) – [[Armin van Buuren]]
* ''[[The House (Katie Melua album)|The House]]'' (2010) – [[Katie Melua]]
* ''[[Caféine (album)|Caféine]]'' (2010) – [[Christophe Willem]]
* ''[[Reality Killed the Video Star]]'' (2009) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Humanoid (Tokio Hotel album)|Humanoid]]'' (2009) – [[Tokio Hotel]]
* ''[[Love is Dead (Kerli album)|Love Is Dead]]'' (2009) – [[Kerli]]
* ''[[Boombox (Kylie Minogue album)|Boombox]]'' (2009) – [[Kylie Minogue]]
* ''[[Tina!: Her Greatest Hits]]'' (2008) – [[Tina Turner]]
* ''[[Heavy Rotation (Anastacia album)|Heavy Rotation]]'' (2008) – [[Anastacia]]
* ''[[I Am (Monrose album)|I Am]]'' (2008) – [[Monrose]]
* ''[[E² (album)|e2]]'' (2008) – [[Eros Ramazzotti]]
* ''[[MP3 (M. Pokora album)|MP3]]'' (2008) – [[M. Pokora]]
* ''[[X (Kylie Minogue album)|X]]'' (2007) – Kylie Minogue
* ''[[This Delicate Thing We've Made]]'' (2007) – [[Darren Hayes]]
* ''[[Music City Soul]]'' (2007) – Beverley Knight
* ''[[This Time (Melanie C album)|This Time]]'' (2007) – Melanie C
* ''[[Welcome to Reality (album)|Welcome to Reality]]'' (2007) – [[Ross Copperman]]
* ''[[The Orange Album]]'' (2007) – [[Stefy]]
* ''[[Forever Begins Tonight]]'' (2006) – [[Patrizio Buanne]]
* ''[[What Love Is]]'' (2006) – [[Erin Boheme]]
* ''Voice'' (2006) – Beverley Knight
* ''[[Switch (INXS album)|Switch]]'' (2005) – [[INXS]]
* ''[[The Isis Project]]'' (2005) – Sophie Hunter
* ''[[Beautiful Intentions]]'' (re-release) (2005) – Melanie C
* ''[[Tissues and Issues]]'' (2005) – [[Charlotte Church]]
* ''[[Catching Tales]]'' (2005) – [[Jamie Cullum]]
* ''[[Lemon Love]]'' (2005) – [[Aslyn]]
* ''[[Nolita]]'' (2004) – [[Keren Ann]]
* ''[[Back To Bedlam]]'' (2004) – [[James Blunt]]
* ''[[Affirmation (Beverley Knight album)|Affirmation]]'' (2004) – Beverley Knight
* ''[[Irish Son]]'' (2004) – [[Brian McFadden (singer)|Brian McFadden]]
* ''[[Unwritten (album)|Unwritten]]'' (2004) – [[Natasha Bedingfield]]
* ''[[Mistaken Identity (Delta Goodrem album)|Mistaken Identity]]'' (2004) – [[Delta Goodrem]]
* ''[[Hilary Duff (album)|Hilary Duff]]'' (2004) – [[Hilary Duff]]
* ''[[Andrea (Andrea Bocelli album)|Andrea]]'' (2004) – [[Andrea Bocelli]]
* ''[[Ultimate Kylie]]'' (2004) – Kylie Minogue
* ''[[Greatest Hits (Robbie Williams album)|Greatest Hits]]'' (2004) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Save Yourself (Speedway album)|Save Yourself]]'' (2004) – [[Speedway (band)|Speedway]]
* ''[[A Present For Everyone]]'' (2003) – [[Busted (band)|Busted]]
* ''[[Careful What You Wish For (Texas album)|Careful What You Wish For]]'' (2003) – [[Texas (band)|Texas]]
* ''[[Reason (Melanie C album)|Reason]]'' (2003) – Melanie C
* ''[[Fleshwounds]]'' (2003) – Skin
* ''[[Funky Dory]]'' (2003) – [[Rachel Stevens]]
* ''[[SoulO]]'' (2003) – [[Nick Lachey]]
* ''[[Live at Knebworth]]'' (2003) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[From Now On (Will Young album)|From Now On]]'' (2002) – [[Will Young]]
* ''[[Into Your Head]]'' (2002) – [[BBMak]]
* ''[[Escapology (album)|Escapology]]'' (2002) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Love & Life: The Very Best of Diana Ross|Love & Life]]'' (2001) – [[Diana Ross]]
* ''[[Swing When You're Winning]]'' (2001) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Jardin Secret]]'' (2001) – [[Axelle Red]]
* ''[[Light Years (Kylie Minogue album)|Light Years]]'' (2000) – Kylie Minogue
* ''[[Sing When You're Winning]]'' (2000) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Reload (Tom Jones album)|Reload]]'' (1999) – [[Tom Jones (singer)|Tom Jones]]
* ''[[The Live Adventures of the Waterboys]]'' (1999) – [[The Waterboys]]
* ''[[I've Been Expecting You]]'' (1998) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Life Thru a Lens]]'' (1997) – Robbie Williams
* ''[[Egyptology (album)|Egyptology]]'' (1997) – [[World Party]]<ref>Roberts, David. ''Guinness Book of British Hit Singles & Albums''. Guinness World Records Ltd 18th edition (May 2005), p. 608 {{ISBN|1-904994-00-8}}</ref>
* ''[[Am I the Kinda Girl?]]'' (1996) – [[Cathy Dennis]]
* ''[[Bang! (World Party album)|Bang!]]'' (1993) – World Party
* ''Stress'' (1991) – [[Stress (British band)|Stress]]
* ''[[Goodbye Jumbo]]'' (1990) – World Party

'''Singles'''
* "[[Only When We're Naked]]" (2017) – [[Zak Abel]]
* "[[Dream a Little Dream of Me#Robbie Williams version|Dream A Little Dream]]" (2013) – [[Robbie Williams]]
* "[[Go Gentle]]" (2013) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Tangled Up (Caro Emerald song)|Tangled Up]]" (2013) – [[Caro Emerald]]
* "[[He Aint Heavy ... He's My Brother]]" (2012) – The Justice Collective
* "[[Single Tear]]" (2012) – Tyler James
* "[[New Age (Marlon Roudette song)|New Age]]" (2011) – [[Marlon Roudette]]
* "[[Soul Survivor (Beverley Knight song)|Soul Survivor]]" (2010) – [[Beverley Knight]]
* "[[A Happy Place]]" (2010) – [[Katie Melua]]
* "[[The Flood (Katie Melua song)|The Flood]]" (2010) – Katie Melua
* "[[World Behind My Wall]]" (2010) – [[Tokio Hotel]]
* "[[Why Not Us]]" (2008) – Monrose
* "[[Naïve]]" (2007) – [[Axelle Red]]
* "[[Together We Are One]]" (2006) – [[Delta Goodrem]]
* "[[Afterglow (INXS song)|Afterglow]]" (2006) – [[INXS]]
* "[[Pretty Vegas]]" (2005) – INXS
* "[[First Day of My Life (Melanie C song)|First Day of My Life]]" (2005) – [[Melanie C]]
* "[[Come as You Are (Beverley Knight song)|Come As You Are]]" (2004) – Beverley Knight
* "[[Real to Me (Brian McFadden song)|Real To Me]]" (2004) – [[Brian McFadden (singer)|Brian McFadden]]
* "[[Irish Son]]" (2004) – Brian McFadden
* "[[Out of the Blue (Delta Goodrem song)|Out of the Blue]]" (2004) – Delta Goodrem
* ''Let's Take Our Time'' (2004) – [[Ryan Cabrera]]
* "[[I'll See It Through]]" (2003) – [[Texas (band)|Texas]]
* "[[Sexed Up]]" (2003) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Something Beautiful (Robbie Williams song)|Something Beautiful]]" (2003) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Feel (Robbie Williams song)|Feel]]" (2002) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Somethin' Stupid]]" (2001) – Robbie Williams & [[Nicole Kidman]]
* "[[Better Man (Robbie Williams song)|Better Man]]" (2001) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Eternity (Robbie Williams song)|Eternity]]/[[The Road to Mandalay (song)|The Road to Mandalay]]" (2001) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Let Love Be Your Energy]]" (2001) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Your Disco Needs You]]" (2001) – [[Kylie Minogue]]
* "[[Supreme (song)|Supreme]]" (2000) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Kids (Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue song)|Kids]]" (2000) – Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue
* "[[Rock DJ]]" (2000) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Win Some Lose Some]]" (1999) – Robbie Williams
* "[[She's the One/It's Only Us]]" (1999) – Written by Karl Wallinger
* "[[Strong (Robbie Williams song)|Strong]]" (1999) – Robbie Williams
* "[[No Regrets (Robbie Williams song)|No Regrets]]" (1998) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Millennium (song)|Millennium]]" (1998) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Angels (Robbie Williams song)|Angels]]" (1997) – Robbie Williams
* "[[South of the Border (Robbie Williams song)|South of the Border]]" (1997) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Lazy Days]]" (1997) – Robbie Williams
* "[[Old Before I Die]]" (1997) – Robbie Williams

'''Films'''
* ''[[Walk like a Panther (film)|Walk Like a Panther]]'' (2017)
* ''What a Man'' (2012) – "New Age" – [[Marlon Roudette]]
* ''Arthur'' (2011) – "Can't Buy You" – [[Mark Ronson]] & [[Daniel Merriweather]]
* ''Kinky Boots'' (2005)
* ''Fantastic Four'' (2005) – "Always Come Back To You" – [[Ryan Cabrera]]
* ''Raise Your Voice'' (2004) – "Shine" – Hilary Duff
* ''Love Actually'' (2003) – "I'll See It Through" – [[Texas (band)|Texas]]
* ''Finding Nemo'' (2003) – "Beyond The Sea" – [[Robbie Williams]]
* ''Bridget Jones's Diary'' (2001) – "Have You Met Miss Jones?", "Not of This Earth" – Robbie Williams
* ''A Knight's Tale'' (2001) – "We Are the Champions" – Robbie Williams
* ''Bend It Like Beckham'' (2002) – "Dream The Dream" – [[Shaznay Lewis]]
* ''Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels'' (1998) – "Man Machine" – Robbie Williams
* ''Nobody Someday'' (2002) – "Nobody Someday" – Robbie Williams
* ''Mean Machine'' (2001) – "Let Me Entertain You" – Robbie Williams

'''Orchestral arrangements'''
* [[Julian Cope]] – "[[Sunspots (song)|Sunspots]]" (''[[Fried (album)|Fried]]'' 1984)
* Julian Cope – "[[Sunshine Playroom]]" (''[[World Shut Your Mouth (album)|World Shut Your Mouth]]'' 1984)

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* [http://www.guychambers.co.uk Guychambers.co.uk]
* {{discogs artist|Guy Chambers}}
*[http://www.songwriter.co.uk/page713.html Interview with Guy Chambers in International Songwriters Association's "Songwriter Magazine"]
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