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Andrew Wickham (9 May 1947 – 29 March 2022) was a British native who became prominent in the U.S. music business as a producer, A&R director, and talent scout in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
About. Born in Roswell, New Mexico, Andy was adopted at birth by an Air Force officer and a career nurse, who were relocated out of state when he was only four months old. The arts came naturally to Andy, who lived in the theatre department during high school and was consistently voted class clown. Later he was involved with Improv comedy ...
OBITUARY. Andy Wickham obituary. Precocious British talent scout and record producer who, as Warners’ ‘house hippy’ signed Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison and Neil Young. Tuesday April 05 2022 ...
Welcome. I’m Andy Wickham, an actor and writer who was born in New Mexico, grew up in Idaho, and spent most of my professional life in Los Angeles. I earned my way into SAG-AFTRA with voice work and am an experienced stage actor. Some of the lessons I’ve learned which are present in all my work include:
During his visit he met Andy Wickham, who had come to Monterey as an assistant to festival promoter Lou Adler. Wickham had worked as a commercial artist in London , followed by a stint with Andrew Loog Oldham 's Immediate Records before moving to Los Angeles to work for Adler's Dunhill label.
- March 19, 1958; 65 years ago
- Warner Music Group
- Various
14. Dez. 2021 · Pte Andy Wickham (25) husband to Eleanor and father of five, was a member of A Company of the 36th Infantry Battalion of the Irish Defence Forces when, along with his commanding officer,...
A.k.a. Andrew Wickham British native who became a US music industry executive in the 1960s through his association with Warner Bros. Records' president Mo Ostin. Wickham is best known for his signing of Joni MItchell, Eric Andersen, Jethro Tull, and Van Morrison to Warner / Reprise.
