Malcolm McLaren
- born 1946, Stoke Newington
- died 2010, Bellinzona
Malcolm McLaren is an artist, born on 22 January 1946 in Stoke Newington and died on 8 April 2010 in Bellinzona. Malcolm McLaren is known as a member of The World's Famous Supreme Team. There is no album of their own in the collection, but Malcolm McLaren does appear on two albums by others: NOW Presents... Electronics and Eighties Collected Vol. 2.
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Photo: Spotify.
Timeline of Malcolm McLaren
The years of Malcolm McLaren with The World's Famous Supreme Team. The name of the group links to its page.
Member of the groupStill a member
Appears on
Malcolm McLaren is on this site on two albums by others, from compilations and soundtracks to guest contributions. Each album lists the tracks concerned.
Together with Malcolm McLaren
In The World's Famous Supreme Team, Malcolm McLaren played with Grandmaster Caz, MC Hamlet, Mona Lisa Young, Sparky D, May May, JazzyJust, Se'Divine Price and DJ Aladdin. On tracks of albums in the collection, Malcolm McLaren appears with The World's Famous Supreme Team.
Grandmaster CazThe World's Famous Supreme Team
MC HamletThe World's Famous Supreme Team
Mona Lisa YoungThe World's Famous Supreme Team
Sparky DThe World's Famous Supreme Team- May MayThe World's Famous Supreme Team
- JazzyJustThe World's Famous Supreme Team
- Se'Divine PriceThe World's Famous Supreme Team
DJ AladdinThe World's Famous Supreme Team
Frequently asked questions
When and where was Malcolm McLaren born?
Malcolm McLaren was born on 22 January 1946 in Stoke Newington. Malcolm McLaren died on 8 April 2010 in Bellinzona.
Which group does Malcolm McLaren belong to?
To The World's Famous Supreme Team. The group is in the side column, with a link to its page.
Which albums by other artists feature Malcolm McLaren?
On 2 albums: NOW Presents... Electronics (Various), Eighties Collected Vol. 2 (Various). Each album lists the tracks concerned.
Where can you find Malcolm McLaren online?
Through Wikipedia, the official website, Deezer, Apple Music and Spotify. The links are in the side column of this page.
Where can you see and hear Malcolm McLaren?
A cover opens the album with the tracks per side and the whole album on Spotify. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on, after one-time consent for Spotify.
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