About Gwen Swick
Gwen Swick was a singer and singer-songwriter.
Gwen Swick is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Elora, Ontario. Although she has recorded and performed as a solo artist, she has been best known as a member of folk music groups such as Tamarack, The Three Marias, Quartette, and The Marigolds.
Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, she grew up in a variety of Canadian cities as her father was a member of the Canadian Armed Forces. After studying music at York University, She recorded demos with Eddie Schwartz for a planned debut album in this era, and performed with Cherie Camp and Shirley Eikhard in The Three Marias during the same era.
In 2002, she released her third solo album, Love and Gold. In the 2000s, she also performed with Caitlin Hanford and Suzie Vinnick as The Marigolds. Heater, and Sleeping Dogs.
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