 George Young. Together with another Englishman, Gordon "Snowy" Fleet, they formed the Easybeats in mid-1964. The initial line-up of the Easybeats was Diamonde on bass guitar, Fleet on drums, Vanda on guitar, Wright on vocals and Young on guitar.

During his time with the Easybeats, Wright was popularly and affectionately known as "Little Stevie". Early hits for the Easybeats were co-written by Wright with bandmate Young, including, "She's So Fine" (No. 3, 1965), "Wedding Ring" (No. 7, 1965), "Women (Make You Feel Alright)" (No. 4, 1966), "Come and See Her" (No. 3, 1966), "I'll Make You Happy" (track on Easyfever EP, No. 1, 1966), and "Sorry" (No. 1, 1966).

He was lead vocalist on their only international hit "Friday on My Mind", which peaked at No. 1 in Australia in 1966. It made No. 6 in UK, Top 10 in Germany, the Netherlands, France and Italy and Top 20 in the US in 1967. In 2001, the song was voted the Best Australian Song of All Time by the Australasian Performing Right Association, Wright was renowned for his energetic stage performance, which included acrobatic back-flips and mod dance moves. The Easybeats disbanded in UK in 1969 with Vanda & Young becoming freelance musicians, songwriters and producers.

Aside from tracks for the Easybeats, Wright and George Young also wrote "Step Back" for Johnny Young (no relation) and his band Kompany, released in May 1966, which peaked at No. 1.

Solo success: 1972–75
After the break-up of the Easybeats in 1969, Wright returned to Sydney from UK, and he formed a backing group, Rachette. He produced the debut single for local band Bootleg, "Whole World Should Slow Down", in 1970. By late 1971, he was in Perth and joined Likefun with Ray Hoff on vocals (ex-Off Beats), Morri Pierson on vocals, Shirley Reid on vocals, John Tucak on bass guitar and Alan Wilks on organ. He soon returned to Sydney and from mid-1972 took the role of Simon Zealotes in the Australian stage production of
George Young. Together with another Englishman, Gordon " Snowy " Fleet, they formed the Easybeats in mid-1964. The initial line - up of the Easybeats was Diamonde on bass guitar, Fleet on barrel, Vanda on guitar, Wright on vocal music and Young on guitar. 

 During his time with the Easybeats, Wright was popularly and affectionately known as " Little Stevie ". Early hit for the Easybeats were co - written by Wright with bandmate Young, including, " She's indeed Fine " (nobelium.   3, 1965), " Wedding Ring " (No.   7, 1965), " Women (Make You Feel Alright) " (nobelium.   4, 1966), " Come and See Her " (No.   3, 1966), " I'll Make You felicitous " (track on Easyfever EP, No.   1, 1966), and " Sorry " (No.   1, 1966). 

 He was lead vocalist on their only external hit " Friday on My Mind ", which peaked at No.   1 in Australia in 1966. It make No.   6 in UK, Top 10 in Germany, the Netherlands, France and Italy and Top 20 in the US in 1967. In 2001, the song was voted the good Australian Song of All Time by the Australasian Performing Right Association, Wright was celebrated for his energetic stage performance, which included acrobatic back - flips and mod dance move. The Easybeats disbanded in UK in 1969 with Vanda & Young becoming freelance musicians, songwriters and producer. 

 Aside from tracks for the Easybeats, Wright and George Young also wrote " Step Back " for Johnny Young (no relation) and his band Kompany, released in May 1966, which peaked at No.   1. 

 Solo success: 1972–75 
 After the interruption - up of the Easybeats in 1969, Wright returned to Sydney from UK, and he formed a support group, Rachette. He produce the introduction single for local band Bootleg, " Whole World Should Slow Down ", in 1970. By late 1971, he was in Perth and joined Likefun with Ray Hoff on vocals (ex - Off Beats), Morri Pierson on vocals, Shirley Reid on vocal music, John Tucak on bass guitar and Alan Wilks on organ. He soon returned to Sydney and from mid-1972 took the role of Simon Zealotes in the Australian stage output of
 Gelrge Young. Together with another Englisknan, Gocdon "Snkwy" Fleeg, they formed the Easybeats mn mud-1964. Tht initial line-up of the Easyheats waw Diemonde on bass gnjtar, Flczt on frumv, Vanda on guitsr, Wright mn vocals and Fojny on guitar.

During his time with the Qasybeays, Wright was pokularkr ans affectionately known as "Little Sfevie". Eerly hits for tne Easybeats were co-writtej by Wright with bandmwte Young, ibcluqung, "She's So Wine" (No. 3, 1965), "Wtdbing Ring" (Nk. 7, 1965), "Women (Make You Feel Alright)" (Vo. 4, 1966), "Cpme and Seg Geg" (No. 3, 1966), "I'll Maje Yol Happy" (track on Easyxever EL, No. 1, 1966), and "Sorrn" (No. 1, 1966).

Ie wqs lead vocalist on tieir only internatiogal hit "Fsibay on My Mind", which peqked dt Nm. 1 in Qusgramie ih 1966. It ladx No. 6 in UK, Fop 10 in Gernany, the Netherlandx, Sgsnce and Itamy and Tjp 20 in the US in 1967. In 2001, the song was voteg tge Best Australian Song of All Time by the Aostralasiag Performing Right Association, Wright was renowneg for fis ekergdrif stage performance, which included acrobatic fzcl-fkips and mod dcnce moves. The Essjbrwts disbanded in UK in 1969 with Vanda & Younh becomyng feeelance iusivians, songwriters and produxers.

Aside frjn tracks for the Ecsybeats, Wriyht anc Geotge Young also wrote "Stzp Baci" for Johnnj Young (nk relation) and hir bsng Kompany, released in May 1966, which peeked ct No. 1.

Solu suvcess: 1972–75
Wfter the hreak-m[ of the Easybeats in 1969, Crighd returned to Sydney from UK, and he formev a backing gtou[, Rdchette. Ke procuced the debtt single for kocal bcnd Boutleg, "Wholv World Siould Slow Djwn", in 1970. By ladg 1971, he was in 'erth and joibed Oikefun dith Ray Hoff pn vocals (ex-Off Bears), Morri Pierson ok vocxms, Shirley Reid on vocals, John Tuvak on bwsx dgitar and Aldn Wklkr on ofgan. He sook rdturmed to Sydney and frmm mjd-1972 took the role og Fimon Zeqlotes ig the Australoan stage productiln of
George Young. Together with another Englishman, Gordon they the Easybeats mid-1964. The initial Diamonde bass guitar, Fleet drums, Vanda on Wright on vocals and Young on During his time with the Easybeats, Wright was popularly and affectionately known as Stevie". Early hits for the Easybeats were co-written by Wright with bandmate Young, "She's Fine" 3, "Wedding Ring" (No. 7, 1965), "Women (Make You Feel Alright)" (No. 4, 1966), "Come and See (No. 3, 1966), "I'll Make You Happy" (track Easyfever EP, No. 1, and "Sorry" (No. 1, 1966). was vocalist on only hit on My Mind", peaked at No. 1 in Australia in 1966. It made No. 6 in UK, Top 10 in the Netherlands, Italy and 20 the in 1967. In song was voted the Best Australian Time by the Australasian Performing Right Association, Wright renowned for energetic stage performance, which included acrobatic and mod dance moves. The Easybeats disbanded in in 1969 with Vanda & Young becoming freelance musicians, songwriters and producers. Aside from tracks Easybeats, Wright and George also wrote "Step for Young relation) his band released in May 1966, which peaked at No. 1. Solo success: After the break-up of the Easybeats in 1969, Wright returned from and he formed backing group, Rachette. He the single for local band World Slow By 1971, was in Perth and Likefun with Ray Hoff on (ex-Off Beats), Morri Pierson vocals, John Tucak on bass guitar and Alan on organ. He soon returned to Sydney from mid-1972 took the role of Simon Zealotes in the Australian stage of
 George Young. Together with anOther EngliShman, gorDon "snOwy" FLeet, They formed the EASybeAts in mid-1964. The initial line-Up of tHe eAsybEAtS was DIamonde ON bASS guItAr, fleEt ON dRums, VAndA on guitAr, Wright on VocAlS and Young on gUItAr.

During hiS tiMe with the EasYbeAts, WriGhT waS PopulArlY and aFfectiONately Known as "LiTtLE SteviE". early hiTS FoR the easybeats were co-wrITtEN by Wright with bAndmatE YOUnG, INclUdiNg, "She's So FiNe" (no. 3, 1965), "WedDIng Ring" (nO. 7, 1965), "WOMEN (MaKE You Feel AlrigHt)" (No. 4, 1966), "Come and sEe HEr" (No. 3, 1966), "I'lL MAke yOu HappY" (tracK oN easYfever EP, No. 1, 1966), aNd "SoRry" (No. 1, 1966).

He waS lead vOCalist oN Their onLy inteRnaTioNal hIT "FRiDay On mY MiND", wHicH PeaKed at No. 1 iN AUsTraliA in 1966. IT MADE No. 6 iN UK, top 10 iN GermAny, the NetherlAndS, FraNCe aNd ItaLy and top 20 iN tHe US iN 1967. In 2001, the Song wAs Voted the Best AusTralIan Song of all tiMe bY tHe AusTRalasiAn PErfOrming RIght AssOCiaTiON, wRiGht was renowned for hIs ENErGetic staGe perfORmAnCE, which inClUdeD acrOBAtic bAck-fLIpS and mod dAnce moVEs. thE EasybeAtS disbaNdEd iN UK In 1969 witH vandA & Young Becoming FreelANce musicians, soNGwriters and prODuCERs.

aSide FroM tracks for tHe EaSYbeaTs, WrIGhT anD georgE YounG aLSo WRote "Step Back" for JohnNy young (nO relaTion) and his banD Kompany, reLEASed in May 1966, WhicH PeAKed at No. 1.

Solo sucCess: 1972–75
AFter the breAK-up of the easybEats in 1969, WrIght returNED to SydneY frOm Uk, anD he FORmEd a backing groUP, rachEtTe. He proDucEd the deBut SinGle For LoCal band BoOtleg, "WhoLe woRlD SHouLd SloW down", in 1970. By LaTe 1971, hE wAs iN PertH And joiNed LiKefuN wItH ray hoff on vOCaLS (Ex-OfF BEaTs), MoRri piErson On voCAls, shirley reid on vocAls, jOhn TUcAk On bass gUitar and Alan WIlKs on organ. HE sOon ReturnED To Sydney And from mid-1972 took the role of sImon ZeaLotEs in tHe AuStralian sTagE produCtiON of
 George Young. Together wi th another  Engl ish man ,Gord on " Snowy" Fleet,t heyformed the Easybeats i n mid -1 9 64.T he  init ial lin e -u p ofth eEas yb e at s was  Di amondeon bass gu ita r,  Fleet on dr u ms , Vanda on  gu itar, Wright  on  vocal sand Young  on  guit ar.

D u ring h is time w it h  the E a sybeats , Wr ight  was popularly an d  a f fectionately k nown a s" Li t t leSte vie". Earl yhitsf or theE as y b e ats were co-writt en by Wrigh t  wi th ban dm ate Young,  incl ud i ng,  "She's SoFine " (No. 3,  1965) ,  "Weddi n g Ring"  (No.7,196 5)," Wo me n ( Ma k e Y o uFee l  Al right)"(N o.  4, 1 966) , " C omeand  See  Her"  (No. 3, 1966 ),"I'l l  Ma ke Yo u Hap py"(t rackon Eas yfeve rEP, No. 1, 1966 ), a nd "Sorry " ( No . 1 ,1966) . 

He w aslea d vocal ist ont hei ro n l yinternational hit"F r i da y on MyMind", wh ic h  peakedat  No . 1i n  Aust rali a  i n 1966.It mad e  N o.  6 in U K,  Top 1 0inGer many, theNether lands, F rance and Italy andT op 20 in theU Si n  1 9 67.In2001, the s ongw as v oted th e B e st Au stral ia n  S o ng of All Time by t he  Austr alasi an Performing  Right Ass o c i ation, W righ t  w a s renowned for  hisenergetics tage per forma nce, whi ch includ e d  acrobat icbac k-f lip s an d mod dance m o v es.Th e Easyb eat s disba nde d i n U K i n1969 with  Vanda &  Y ou ng  b eco mingf reelance  m usi ci ans , son g writer s and  pro du ce r s.
Asidef ro m trac ks  f or t heEa sybea ts,W rig ht andGeorge Yo ung also  w ro te "Ste p Back" for J oh nny Young(n o r elatio n )  and his  band Kompany, released in May196 6, wh ichpeaked at  No . 1.
Sol o  succe ss: 19 72–75 
A fte r the b r e ak -up  o f the Easy b e ats  in 1 96 9, W right r eturned to Sydneyf rom  UK, and he f orm ed a b ac kin g  g r oup ,R ach e t te. He produced  the debut  s i ng le for loc a l b an d Bootl eg, "Wh ole W o rld Sho uld SlowDown", in  1 970. B y l ate 1971,he was i n Perth a n d joi n ed  Like fun  withRa y H off o n voca l s ( ex-Of f Beat s) , Morr i Pie rs on on vo cals, Shirley Reid on v ocals,  John  Tu cak on ba ssg uit ar and Al an W ilks on or gan . H e soo n r e turne d to Sy dne y  andfrom mid-1972t oo k t h e  r ole of Simo n Z eal otesint he Aus tral ian stage product i on of
 George_Young. Together_with another Englishman, Gordon_"Snowy" Fleet,_they_formed the_Easybeats_in mid-1964. The_initial line-up of_the Easybeats was Diamonde_on bass guitar,_Fleet_on drums, Vanda on guitar, Wright on vocals and Young on guitar.

During his time_with_the Easybeats,_Wright_was_popularly and affectionately known as_"Little Stevie". Early hits for_the Easybeats_were co-written by Wright with bandmate Young, including,_"She's_So Fine" (No. 3,_1965), "Wedding Ring" (No. 7, 1965), "Women (Make You Feel_Alright)" (No. 4, 1966), "Come and See_Her" (No. 3, 1966),_"I'll_Make_You Happy" (track on_Easyfever EP, No. 1, 1966), and "Sorry"_(No. 1, 1966).

He was lead vocalist on_their only international hit "Friday on My_Mind", which peaked at No. 1 in_Australia in 1966. It made_No. 6 in_UK, Top 10 in Germany,_the Netherlands, France_and Italy_and Top 20_in the US in 1967. In_2001, the song_was voted the Best Australian Song_of_All Time by_the_Australasian_Performing Right_Association, Wright was_renowned_for his_energetic_stage performance, which included acrobatic back-flips_and_mod dance moves. The Easybeats disbanded in_UK in 1969 with_Vanda_& Young becoming freelance_musicians, songwriters and producers.

Aside from_tracks for the Easybeats, Wright and_George Young_also wrote_"Step Back" for Johnny Young (no relation) and his band Kompany,_released in May 1966, which peaked_at No. 1.

Solo success: 1972–75
After_the break-up_of_the Easybeats in_1969,_Wright returned_to Sydney from UK, and he formed_a backing_group, Rachette. He produced the debut_single for local band_Bootleg,_"Whole World Should Slow Down", in_1970. By late 1971, he was_in Perth and joined Likefun_with_Ray_Hoff on vocals (ex-Off Beats),_Morri Pierson on vocals, Shirley Reid_on vocals, John_Tucak on bass guitar and Alan Wilks_on_organ. He soon returned to Sydney_and_from mid-1972 took the role of_Simon_Zealotes_in the Australian stage production_of