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| name = Rick Fenn | image = Rick-Fenn.jpg | caption = Fenn performing live in 2006 | birth_date = {{birthdate and age|1953|5|23|df=y}} | background = solo_singer | instrument = {{hlist|Guitar|keyboards|vocals}} | genre = Rock | associated_acts = 10cc Mason & Fenn Mike Oldfield Peter Howarth }} Richard Fenn (born 23 May 1953) is an English rock guitarist. He is best known for being a member of the band 10cc since 1976.[1] He has also collaborated with Mike Oldfield, Rick Wakeman, Hollies singer Peter Howarth and Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason. HistoryFenn’s musical career started in Oxford where he was leader of the school band 'Bagshot Louie'. The band folded with the end of the school year in 1971 and Fenn moved to Cambridge, to attend Cambridge College of Arts & Technology. After completing an HND business studies course, Fenn joined a Cambridge band called Hamilton Gray who moved to Manchester and became the band 'Gentlemen'. Their debut TV appearance on a show called 'So It Goes' (along with the Sex Pistols) resulted in a liaison with Paul Burgess who soon after, recommended him to 10CC which he joined towards the end of 1976 at the launch of the Deceptive Bends album and has been part of the team ever since. From 1979 he also toured and recorded with Mike Oldfield and with him co-wrote the song “Family Man” which went on to become a big hit for Hall & Oates all over the world and win him an A.S.C.A.P. award for best song in 1984. In 1985 Fenn wrote and recorded his own album Profiles with The Pink Floyd’s drummer Nick Mason. The single from the album, "Lie for a Lie" sung by David Gilmour and featuring Maggie Reilly was a hit in the U.S.A. Also in the 1980s Fenn and Mason formed Bamboo Music, a company that produced music jingles for corporate clients. Over the years he has toured with artists such as Rick Wakeman,[2] Jack Bruce, Elkie Brooks and Wax (with Andrew Gold and Graham Gouldman). As a guitarist, he has recorded with numerous artists among them Cliff Richard, Peter Green, Agnetha (ABBA) Marilyn, Sniff 'n' the Tears, John Wetton and Justin Hayward. From the late 80s, Fenn devoted more of his time to composing and wrote countless scores for T.V. documentaries, dramas and comedies (including series for Hale and Pace and Craig Charles) and a number of feature films. Amongst those were White of the Eye which was another collaboration with Nick Mason. Over the years he has won several awards for high-profile commercial sound tracks. One soundtrack that won him a Gold Clio award in America in 1989 for best song, featured Peter Howarth on vocals. He went on to form a writing partnership with Howarth, now the lead singer with the Hollies, and in 1990 they wrote a rock opera called "Robin, Prince of Sherwood" which toured the UK for a year and spent four months in the West End. Fenn and Howarth have other projects in the pipeline. They also periodically assemble a troupe of prominent musicians and perform as the Feramones. Fenn recently toured throughout Germany as part of the Nokia Night of the Proms Band where, as well as 10cc, he played with Tears For Fears, Robin Gibb and Kim Wilde. When not working with 10CC, Fenn now spends most of his time at his home near Byron Bay, NSW, in Australia, with his wife and daughter Heather and Ruby-Mae where he has also collaborated with Australian rock legend Brian Cadd on various projects including a stage musical. DiscographyWith Mason + FennProfiles – 1985 Life Could Be a Dream – 1986 (soundtrack) [3] White of the Eye – 1987 (soundtrack) Body Contact – 1987 (soundtrack) Tank Malling – 1989 (soundtrack) With 10ccLive and Let Live – 1977 Bloody Tourists – 1978 Look Hear? – 1980 Ten Out of 10 – 1981 Windows in the Jungle – 1983 Best of 10cc – 1980 The Collection – 1987 10cc Alive – 1993 Mirror Mirror – 1995 Live in Concert – 1985 (Video) Changing Faces – 1998 (Video) Ultimate Collection – 2003 Greatest Hits ... And More – 2006 DVD Clever Clogs DVD – 2008 With Eric StewartGirls – 1980 Frooty Rooties – 1982 With Graham GouldmanAnimalympics (1980) And Another Thing... (2000) Love and Work (2012) With Agnetha FältskogEyes of a Woman – 1985 With Peter HowarthRobin Prince of Sherwood – 1992 Androcles and the Lion – 1995 Circle of Four – 1995 With Mike OldfieldQE2 – 1980 Live at Montreux 1981 – 1981 Five Miles Out – 1982 Crises – 1983 Islands – 1987 With Rick WakemanCrimes of Passion (soundtrack) – 1984 Silent Nights – 1985 Live at Hammersmith – 1985 With Sniff 'n' the TearsLove Action – 1981 With Michael MantlerLive – 1987 – with Jack Bruce and Nick Mason Many Have No Speech – (Watt/ECM) — with Jack Bruce Marianne Faithfull, Robert Wyatt The Watt Works Family Album – : (WATT/ECM) — Folly Seeing All This – 1993: (ECM) — With Peter GreenBlues for Dhyana – 1998 The Clown – 2001 With Tanita TikaramThe Cappucino Songs – 1998 References1. ^{{cite web|url={{Allmusic|class=artist|id=p50039/biography|pure_url=yes}}|title=Biography: 10cc|last=Ankeny|first=Jason|publisher=AMG|accessdate=6 May 2010}} {{10cc}}{{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Fenn, Rick}}2. ^{{cite web|url=http://rwcc.com/title_detail.asp?int_titleID=16|title=RWCC > Discography >Live at Hammersmith|website=Rwcc.com|accessdate=23 June 2018}} 3. ^{{cite web |url=http://pinkfloydarchives.com/Articles/LCBAD.htm |title= Life Could Be a Dream – The Nick Mason film |first=Vernon |last=Fitch |website=pinkfloydarchives.com |date=8 May 2000 |accessdate=31 January 2017}} 4 : Living people|English rock guitarists|10cc members|1953 births |
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