Lol Creme
- Art rock
- electronic
- Musician
- music video director
- Guitar
- keyboards
- vocals
- bass
Laurence Neil "Lol" Creme (born 19 September 1947)[1] is a British musician and music video director, best known for his work in 10cc. He sings and plays guitar, bass and keyboards.
Biography
Creme was born in Prestwich, Lancashire, England. Like bandmates Graham Gouldman and Kevin Godley, Creme grew up in a Jewish household.[2] While attending art school in Birmingham, where he met Godley, he took up the nickname 'Lolagon'. The pair joined the white R&B combo the Sabres (the Magic Lanterns), Hotlegs and other bands together,[3] most significantly 10cc,[4] and in 1976 they left 10cc together to record as Creme & Godley (later Godley & Creme). The pair became music video directors, working with bands including Yes.
Creme directed the 1991 Jamaican comedy film The Lunatic.
In 1988, Creme became a member of the band Art of Noise, with Anne Dudley and Trevor Horn, and directed videos for the artists who recorded with them, such as Tom Jones. Further work with Horn followed, including forming the band the Producers with Chris Braide and Steve Lipson, and the Trevor Horn Band. Creme appears on Horn's Echoes: Ancient and Modern.[5]
Family
Creme's son Lalo was a member of the 1990s indie-dance band Arkarna, and has also worked on a number of projects with his father. Creme's wife, Angie, is the sister of ex-10cc member Eric Stewart's wife, Gloria.[6]
References
- ^ "Lol Creme profile". AllMusic. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
- ^ "Heirs to The Beatles: the story of 10cc". The Jewish Chronicle. 27 December 2012. Retrieved 23 August 2019.
- ^ Kevin Godley.com, History Retrieved 31 December 2020
- ^ Lester, Paul "Heirs to The Beatles: The story of 10cc". The Jewish Chronicle
- ^ "Steve Hogarth, Robert Fripp and more step up for Trevor Horn's new Echoes – Ancient & Modern album". 22 September 2023.
- ^ Tremlett, George (1976). The 10cc Story. Futura. ISBN 0-86007-378-5.
External links
- Lol Creme at IMDb
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- Graham Gouldman
- Paul Burgess
- Rick Fenn
- Keith Hayman
- Iain Hornal
- Eric Stewart
- Lol Creme
- Kevin Godley
- Stuart Tosh
- Tony O'Malley
- Duncan Mackay
- Vic Emerson
- Gary Wallis
- Mike Stevens
- Mick Wilson
- 10cc
- Sheet Music
- The Original Soundtrack
- How Dare You!
- Deceptive Bends
- Bloody Tourists
- Look Hear?
- Ten Out of 10
- Windows in the Jungle
- ...Meanwhile
- Mirror Mirror
- Live and Let Live
- Alive
- Clever Clogs
- 100cc
- Greatest Hits 1972–1978
- Changing Faces – The Very Best of 10cc and Godley & Creme
- The Very Best of 10cc
- Strawberry Bubblegum: A Collection of Pre-10CC Strawberry Studio Recordings 1969–1972
- Greatest Hits ... And More
- Greatest Songs and More (Great Box)
- "Donna"
- "Johnny, Don't Do It"
- "Rubber Bullets"
- "The Dean and I"
- "Headline Hustler"
- "The Worst Band in the World"
- "The Wall Street Shuffle"
- "Silly Love"
- "I'm Not in Love"
- "Life Is a Minestrone"
- "Art for Art's Sake"
- "I'm Mandy Fly Me"
- "The Things We Do for Love"
- "Good Morning Judge"
- "People in Love"
- "Dreadlock Holiday"
- "One-Two-Five"
- "Feel the Love"
- Discography
- The Magic Lanterns
- The Mindbenders
- Hotlegs
- "Neanderthal Man"
- Thinks: School Stinks
- You Didn't Like It Because You Didn't Think of It
- Godley & Creme
- Wax
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