Curtis Clark, bass

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Curtis Clark is the 5th of 6 boys born to Roosevelt and Bessie Clark in June 1960. Curtis, along with his brothers, was encouraged by their father to play some type of instrument. He received his first bass guitar at age seven and began his destiny of becoming a great bass player. He practiced every day and involved himself with several bands, talent shows, teenage events, etc. Other than advocating mentorship the uniqueness of Curtis’ bass guitar expertise and skills are that they were self-acquired and he is a self-taught musician.

 

During his teenage years, Curtis became a church musician and traveled the globe with well-known famous artists such as  Pop Staples and the Staple Singers, the Barrett Sisters, Yolanda Adams, Ben Tankard and Stephanie Mills. Curtis carried the prestigious title of Music Director for Rickey Dillard and New Generation Chorale for five years. He released his first CD titled, “Fisher of Men” in 2009. 

 

During his musical career he has traveled the states extensively with many different artists. He has also had extensive stays in foreign countries such as England, Germany, and Italy. As God has transformed his life, he is a dedicated soul winner for the kingdom of God and knows that God's best is yet to come in his life.