Hamilton Camp
Musician · 1934–2005 · London, England
Best known for
Songwriter
Hamilton Camp was an English-born American actor and folksinger best remembered for “Pride of Man,” the protest song Quicksilver Messenger Service introduced on their 1968 Capitol debut.
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- Wrote “Pride of Man,” introduced by Quicksilver Messenger Service on their 1968 self-titled Capitol debut.
- The song has since been recorded by Gordon Lightfoot, Steve Earle, and many other folk and country acts.
- Also recorded as folk-duo partner of Bob Gibson.
