Charles Clinton Adcock, professionally known as C. C. Adcock, is a multifaceted American artist, celebrated for his unique fusion of various musical styles, including Cajun, zydeco, electric blues, and swamp pop, which has garnered him widespread recognition and acclaim.
With a career spanning multiple disciplines, Adcock is not only a talented musician, but also a Grammy-nominated music and film producer, responsible for bringing numerous projects to life through his creative vision and expertise.
Furthermore, he has also made a significant impact in the world of film and television, serving as a composer for various projects, leaving an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.
Person Biography:
At the tender age of 22, Adcock embarked upon a remarkable professional journey, marked by a pivotal moment when he was signed to the prestigious Island Records by the illustrious producer and A&R man, Denny Cordell. This serendipitous encounter unfolded on the hallowed grounds of a Hollywood soundstage, situated in the vibrant city of Lafayette, Louisiana, where Cordell was simultaneously working on a project. Since then, Adcock has had the privilege of collaborating with a diverse array of renowned artists, including the iconic Robert Plant, the eclectic Florence + The Machine, the enigmatic Nick Cave, and the talented Neko Case, among others.
Adcock's multifaceted career as a composer and music supervisor has spanned numerous projects across various mediums, with a notable presence in the world of television, where he has contributed his talents to prominent shows such as X Factor and 30 Beats.
In addition to his work in television, Adcock has also ventured into the realm of film, collaborating with acclaimed director William Friedkin on the Academy-Award-winning production Killer Joe. This esteemed project further solidified Adcock's reputation as a versatile and accomplished composer.
Beyond his work in the entertainment industry, Adcock has also had the opportunity to share the stage with a diverse range of notable musicians, including the legendary Bo Diddley, the renowned Buckwheat Zydeco, and the talented Paul "Lil' Buck" Sinegal in the Cowboy Stew Blues Revue.
Throughout his career, Adcock has consistently demonstrated his ability to adapt to a wide range of musical styles and genres, earning him a reputation as a masterful composer and music supervisor.
C.C. Adcock's prolific music and production endeavors have garnered significant recognition, with his work prominently showcased in the esteemed HBO television series True Blood and Treme, further solidifying his reputation as a talented musician and producer.
Throughout his illustrious career, Adcock has released not one, but two solo albums, namely C. C. Adcock and Lafayette Marquis, which have undoubtedly showcased his unique artistic vision and versatility.
In addition to his solo endeavors, Adcock has also collaborated with the esteemed south Louisiana supergroup Lil' Band O' Gold, resulting in the release of three albums that have undoubtedly been met with widespread acclaim and admiration.
Beyond his notable solo endeavors and collaborative projects, Adcock has also made significant contributions to other artists' albums, showcasing his versatility and range as a musician. His guest appearances can be found on the works of esteemed artists such as Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys, Ani DiFranco, and the accomplished Doyle Bramhall.
In the year 2011, Adcock took on the role of producer, lending his creative expertise to Florence + The Machine's unique rendition of the iconic Buddy Holly classic, "Not Fade Away", which was featured on the Rave On tribute compilation.
