Mike d'Abo

Mike d'Abo is a British rock & roll vocalist and lyricist, prominently recognised as the frontman and lead vocal of the band, Manfred Mann.

Early Accomplishments

His career in music kicked off while he was in high school, co-formed a group called A Band Of Angels. He got noticed by members of Manfred Mann while performing one of the group’s songs, Invitation in 1966.

Best Known For

With Mike as lead vocal, Manfred Mann had recorded chart toppers such as Just Like a Woman in 1966 and The Mighty Quinn in 1968. His integrity as a songwriter is also verified with hits such as Build Me Up Buttercup and Handbags and Gladrags.

Sexual Orientation

Mr. d'Abo is straight. His dating history is unknown but he has been wedded on three different occassions. His first marital union was in 1967 to Maggie London, his second was to Karen and his third in 1996 was to Lisa Weaver.

Family

Born as Michael David d'Abo to Edward Nassau and Dorothy Primrose, he has a sister named Carol. He is also a cousin to Maryam d'Abo. He has five kids from his wife and ex-wives. From the oldest, their names are Ben, Olivia, Bruno and twins Ella and Louis.

Religion

In interview to ukmusicreviews.co.uk Mike said that he is a Christian.

Worth To Know

Upon gaining admission into Selwyn College, his initial plan was to study theology with a view to priesthood but soon became uninspired and made the change to economics. He however, did not graduate.

After music, d'Abo started writing jingles for radio and TV ads.

He also took to working as a radio dj and presenter from 1986.

Song Tiny Miracles was writen while his wife was pregnant with twins.