Adam Clayton

Adam Charles Clayton (born March 13, 1960 in Chinnor, Oxford, England), is the British bass player for the Irish rock band, U2. Often refered by Bono as the poshest member of the band, Adam is well known for his bass playing on songs like Where the Streets Have No Name, New Years Day, and With or Without You.

Solo Projects

Adam played bass on Robbie Robertson 1987 self-titled album. Adam has also contributed to albums by Maria McKee.

Related Topics:
Robbie Robertson - Maria McKee

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Adam Clayton played bass on "Still Water" and "Jolie Louise" on Daniel Lanois 1989 album "Acadie"

Related Topics:
Daniel Lanois - Acadie

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In 1994 Adam contributed to Nanci Griffiths 1994 album "Flyer" on the following songs - "These Days in an Open Book", "Don't Forget About Me", "On Grafton Street" and "This Heart". Larry Mullen Jr also contributed to these songs.

Related Topics:
Nanci Griffith - Flyer - Larry Mullen Jr

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Adam and Larry Mullen Jr recorded soundtrack, including the theme song, for the 1996 remake of the movie . In 1997 The "Theme From Mission: Impossible" was nominated for a Grammy Award in the Best Pop Instrumental Performance category.

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