Marc Pearson

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Marc 'Eddy' Pearson
Marc 'Eddy' Pearson
Marc 'Eddy' Pearson
Background information
Birth name Marc Pearson
Born September 15, 1981
Origin York, England
Genre(s) Rock and Roll/pop/Britpop
Occupation(s) Guitarist
Instrument(s) guitar
Years active 1996 - present

Marc Pearson (born September 15, 1981) is a guitarist with the English rock band the GT's. An original member of the first band Silver Rain who formed in late 1996 at Joseph Rowntree school in York.

Known through York by the name 'Ed', he is constantly playing his guitar during downtime in gigs and practices, often to the annoyance of his bandmates.

With the GT's increasing the number of gigs that they perform around York, Marc is having to increase the number of vintage football shirts in his collection, as he wears a different one at every gig to thrill the crowd.

Little is known about Eddy's past, but there are unconfirmed reports for a close friendship with former Russian President Boris Yeltsin; who is known to be a big fan of Eddy's breakaway band 'Eddy and the Goofballs'.

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