Eric Stewart

Singer-songwriter and producer with 10cc

Eric Stewart - Artists & Creatives born January 20th, 1945
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An English singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer born in 1945. Co-founded the art rock band 10cc, which gained prominence in the 1970s. The band produced hit singles characterized by innovative studio techniques and eclectic styles. Contributed to songwriting, guitar, and vocals and was integral in defining the band's sound. Besides 10cc, also engaged in solo projects and collaborations with other musicians, showcasing a multifaceted approach to music production.

Co-founded and performed in 10cc

Produced hit singles such as 'I'm Not in Love'

Contributed to the band's unique sound and style

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