Josephine Claire Hamill was born on 4 August 1954 and is an English singer-songwriter.
13 Facts About Claire Hamill
Claire Hamill has collaborated with Wishbone Ash and Yes's Steve Howe in addition to her solo career.
Claire Hamill was born in Port Clarence, County Durham UK.
Claire Hamill has been active in the music business since age 17.
Claire Hamill has been compared to Joni Mitchell by several commentators.
Shortly following the release of her debut studio album, One House Left Standing, Hamill went on her first UK tour, supporting John Martyn.
Claire Hamill performed at the Concert 10 festival in the United States, July 1972, before a crowd of 200,000.
Claire Hamill toured America for the second time that year and went on another UK tour supporting Gilbert O'Sullivan.
Claire Hamill returned as a guest on Bare Bones in 1999.
Claire Hamill formed a group, Transporter, which released one single.
In 1983, Claire Hamill recorded a cover version of Gene Pitney's "24 Hours from Tulsa", produced by the American musician Richard Niles.
Claire Hamill's music was used for the five-part BBC1 series Domesday, broadcast in November and December 1986.
In 1992, Claire Hamill went to live in Hastings, found a new partner in Andrew Warren, and later cut a new studio album called Summer at the end of the decade.