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Learn about Marcus Cliffe's musical journey from playing piano, guitar and bass in local bands to working with artists like Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler and Manfred Mann. Discover his collaborations with Trevor Jones, Lucinda Drayton and other musicians and film composers.
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- Recording Studios South London | Thornton Heath | MARCUS CLIFFE
Marcus Cliffe (born 1962 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England) is an English professional musician. Career. Cliffe learned how to play the piano at age nine. In secondary school, he learned how to play the double bass and the electric bass guitar. He attended Leeds College of Music.
Marcus Cliffe (Bass) Born in Leeds in 1962, Marcus studied piano from the age of nine. He started playing bass guitar/double bass in high school then went on to Leeds College of Music to study Jazz and Light Music as a pianist, but changed to bass after one year and graduated in 1983.
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Although he has played with a number of major artists and more recently is performing as bass player with The Manfreds, many of you will remember Marcus as the bass player with the Notting Hillbillies. Despite his busy schedule Marcus has found time to record his first ever solo album and he isn’t playing bass, […]
The Manfreds, a band from the 1960s era, perform their hits and jazz covers at The Met in Derby. Marcus Cliffe is the bass player in the line-up, along with Paul Jones, Tom McGuinness, Pete Riley, Mike Gorman and Simon Currie.
The Manfreds are the original members of Manfred Mann re-formed in 1991. Marcus Cliffe plays bass and saxophone in the band, along with Paul Jones, Tom McGuinness, Simon Currie, Pete Riley and Mike Gorman.
