Eric Woolfson 1945 – 2009
Biography
Eric Woolfson was born on March 18, 1945, in Glasgow, Scotland, where he began a creative journey that would span decades. A multitalented musician and music professional, he worked as a songwriter, lyricist, and vocalist, bringing his artistic vision to life through his compositions and performances. Beyond his work as a performer, Woolfson demonstrated keen expertise as a pianist and executive producer, contributing significantly to the musical projects he undertook throughout his career.
Over his lifetime, Woolfson established himself as a skilled craftsman of songwriting and production, blending his talents across multiple roles within the music industry. His work as both a lyricist and composer reflected a deep commitment to the creative process, while his executive producer credits showcased his ability to guide artistic vision from conception to completion. The breadth of his contributions—from the technical skill of piano performance to the conceptual work of production—illustrated his versatility and dedication to his craft.
Eric Woolfson passed away on December 2, 2009, in London, following a battle with kidney cancer. He was laid to rest at Cathcart Cemetery in East Renfrewshire, United Kingdom, leaving behind a legacy rooted in his Scottish heritage and his substantial contributions to music and production throughout his career.
Cemetery Map
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