Clint, the son of an African-American jazz musician and a classically trained British opera singer, has built a 40+ year career spanning chart-topping hits, concert halls, television, and a lasting Las Vegas legacy. His breakthrough came in 1972 with “Playground In My Mind,” which stayed on the Billboard Hot 100 for 23 weeks. He hosted an Emmy Award-winning talk/variety show, was a musical feature and event correspondent for Entertainment Tonight, and served as Joan Rivers’ sidekick and announcer on FOX’s The Late Show.

He earned a GRAMMY® nomination for his album Rendezvous, produced by eight-time Grammy Award-winner Gregg Field, featuring modern and classic pop, Jazz, soulful R&B, theatrical tunes, and Great American Songbook selections. Clint performs nationwide and is a two-time Broadway World Award winner with Billy Stritch and Christian Tamburr for Straighten Up and Fly Right… A Nat King Cole Tribute. He also won the 2013 NYC Bistro Award for “Best Male Singer” for Stop This Train, directed by Larry Moss.

A consummate entertainer, writer, performer, and recording artist, Clint is recognized as one of the country’s finest vocalists, delivering unforgettable performances of both contemporary classics and original pieces.