For other persons of the
same name, see Mark Clarke.
Mark Clarke (born July 25, 1950, in Liverpool, England) is a
former member of Colosseum and Uriah
Heep. He was the bass guitarist for Colosseum from 1970 until
1972 (and from 1994 after Colosseum's reunion), when he joined Uriah
Heep, performing (and co-writing) on just one studio track "The Wizard"
on their 1972 album Demons &
Wizards. Mark has also played bass on Ken
Hensley's solo albums.then in 1975 he went on to Natural Gas,
Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow, and in 1980 started working with Billy
Squier and recorded "Don't say no","The stroke" In the Dark" and many
other albums with him.In 1985 he joined the Monkees and until recently
still worked with Davy Jones.Mark has also worked with Mountain (Leslie
West). Ian Hunter (Mott the Hoople)and recorded Albums with both of
them. And he has 2 beautiful daughters.
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Shaw • Mick Box • Trevor Bolder • Phil
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Gilbrook
Ken
Hensley • David
Byron • Gary Thain
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Kerslake • John Lawton •
John
Wetton • Paul Newton •
Ian Clarke •
Keith Baker •
Peter
Goalby • John
Sloman • Bob
Daisley • John Sinclair •
Gregg
Dechert • Chris
Slade • Mark
Clarke • Nigel
Olsson • Alex Napier •
Steff
Fontaine
Discography
Studio
albums: Very 'eavy... Very 'umble
(1970) • Salisbury
(1971) • Look
at Yourself (1971) • Demons &
Wizards (1972) • The Magician's Birthday
(1972) • Sweet
Freedom (1973) • Wonderworld
(1974) • Return
to Fantasy (1975) • High and Mighty
(1976) • Firefly
(1977) • Innocent
Victim (1977) • Fallen
Angel (1978) • Conquest
(1980) • Abominog
(1982) • Head First
(1983) • Equator
(1985) • Raging
Silence (1989) • Different
World (1991) • Sea
of Light (1995) • Sonic
Origami (1998)
Live
albums: Uriah
Heep Live (1973) • Live at Shepperton '74
(1986) • Live in
Europe 1979 (1986) • Live in Moscow
(1988) • Spellbinder Live
(1996) • King
Biscuit Flower Hour Presents In Concert (1997) •
Future
Echoes Of The Past (2000) • Acoustically Driven
(2001) • Electrically
Driven (2001) • The Magician's
Birthday Party (2002) • Live in the USA
(2003) • Magic Night
(2004) • Between
Two Worlds (2005)
Songs:
"The Wizard" •
"Sweet
Lorraine" • "Stealin'"
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articles: The
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Wood
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