Tributes paid to artist manager David Enthoven

Artist manager David Enthoven has passed away after a short illness, at the age of 72. Along with Tim Clark, his business partner at management company ie:music, Enthoven had managed Robbie Williams since 1996 when the singer departed Take That.

Paying tribute to his departed manager, Williams tweeted, “My Friend, Mentor and Hero passed away today. David Enthoven, I love you. RIP.”

Enthoven started in the business managing King Crimson in 1969 and also forged the careers of Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music. In the late 60s, he established the EG record label and management firm with John Gaydon. They broke King Crimson, and later signed T. Rex, Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Roxy Music.

Enthoven set up ie:music with Tim Clark in 1992, the pair guiding…

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