Who was the lead singer with the Dave Clarke Five
Mike Smith (Dave Clark Five) Huxley, after having recently lost its lead singer. With Smith on vocals, piano or organ (and occasionally playing guitar in later years), the new "Dave Clark Five" was completed with the additions of saxophonist Denis (Denny) Payton and lead guitarist Lenny Davidson, who was auditioned on Smith's recommendation. Smith made his recording debut, at age 18, with the single "I Knew It All the Time" b/w (flip side) "That's What I Said" produced by Pye Records in June 1962 and credited to the unknown band "The Dave Clark Five featuring Mike Smith." Performed in a style midway between early British
Dave Clarke (musician) War and elsewhere, retired as Commander in 1992. He then set up Mouse Records and formed Shut Up Frank with Mick Avory, Noel Redding, Jim Leverton, Richard Simmons and Dave Rowberry. He collaborated on and off with Tim Rose from 1974 until Tim’s death in 2002, including shows in Ireland and England and three albums. He has been lead singer and lead guitarist with The Kast Off Kinks since 1994. Dave Clarke (musician) Dave Clarke is a singer, guitarist and keyboard player. Dave Clarke was born on 28 January 1948. Clarke started playing piano at the age of 4 and