About Gavin Clark
Lived 1969 – 2015 (aged 46). Gavin Clark was a songwriter and singer-songwriter.
Gavin Clark (25 January 1969 – 16 February 2015) was an English singer-songwriter and musician. He was a member of groups including Sunhouse, Clayhill and UNKLE.
Clark was a long term friend of director Shane Meadows, they met in 1989 at a Manchester house party when working at Alton Towers amusement park. Meadows asked Clark to score his debut feature Small Time in 1996 with film producer and drummer Dominic Dillon. Clark's work subsequently appeared in each of Meadow's films. Actor Paddy Considine, another friend of Meadows, was briefly in a band with Clark.
Clark, who had struggled with alcoholism, died in February 2015 due to breathing complications associated with the illness.
Selected discography Sunhouse Crazy on the Weekend (CBS, 1998)
Clayhill Grasscutter EP (Eat Sleep Records, 2004) Cuban Green EP (Eat Sleep Records, 2004) Small Circle (Eat Sleep Records, 2004) Acoustic (Eat Sleep Records, 2005) Mine at Last (Eat Sleep Records, 2006) Halfway Across Single (Eat Sleep Records, 2007)
Gavin Clark Somers Town OST (Not on label, 2008) Beautiful Skeletons (Club AC30, 2014)
TOYDRUM Evangelist (Underscore Collective, 2015)
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Who was Gavin Clark?
English singer-songwriter and musician
When was Gavin Clark born?
Gavin Clark was born on 25 January 1969.
When did Gavin Clark die?
Gavin Clark died on 16 February 2015.
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Gavin Clark was a songwriter and singer-songwriter.
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