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Gerard McMann
Gerard McMann was a singer from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He's best known for 'Cry Little Sister,' the theme from the 1987 vampire film The Lost Boys. The...
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Gerard McMann was a singer from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He's best known for 'Cry Little Sister,' the theme from the 1987 vampire film The Lost Boys. The song's haunting melody and his distinctive vocal delivery made it stand out.
Before going solo, McMann performed in local pubs and clubs and was part of a band called The Blades. His solo work included albums like 'My Mother Said' in 1989 and 'The Velvet Touch of Gerard McMann' in 2002. He worked with musicians including guitarist Robbie Blunt and drummer Stewart Boyle.
McMann died in 2011. His music, particularly 'Cry Little Sister,' continues to find listeners through its association with The Lost Boys.
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