Artist
Mark Hicks
United States
Mark Hicks is a musician from United States. They also recorded with Slave.
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Biography
Guitarist from Slave who passed away on the 14th of June, 2011. Mark was part of Slave when they started to record and tour. Around 1980 he left, although he kept recording on a solo-album by other former Slave-member Stephen C. Washington and also for Washington's project, Civil Attack. Around 1988 he released his first solo-album on Ichiban Records, to which Slave was signed as well. Mark recorded again with Slave, on their albums "Slave 88" (1988), "Rebirth" (1990), "The Funk Strikes Back" (1992) and "Masters Of The Fungk" (1995). Around 2005 he released "Keep Tha Funk Alive," a single on his own Drac2005 label which includes 3 mixes of the new song, and 3 other mixes of a remake from "Weak At The Knees", originally recorded by Steve Arrington's Hall Of Fame. In recent years, Mark has been performing Slave-compositions, from which 2 live-dvds have been released.
Bio from Discogs
Slave
A project Mark Hicks was part of. Former member.

Slave
1977

Just A Touch Of Love
1979

The Hardness Of The World
1977

Stone Jam
1980

Show Time
1981

The Concept
1978

Visions Of The Lite
1982

Party Lights (More Of The Best)
2003

From The Archives
1998

Masters Of The Fungk
1995

The Funk Strikes Back
1992

Rebirth
1990

Slave 88
1988

Make Believe
1987

Unchained At Last
1985

New Plateau
1984

Bad Enuff
1983
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