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Clifford Lee Burton
(February 10, 1962 – September 27, 1986)
was an
American musician
who served as
the bassist
for the heavy metal band
from 1982
until his death in 1986.
He is renowned for his
musicianship and influence.
Burton's early musical ventures
include performing in bands
such as
EZ-Street
and
Agents of Misfortune,
and frequently collaborating
with guitarist
Jim Martin.
He was discovered by
James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich
while performing in
Los Angeles,
who asked him to
replace bassist
Ron McGovney
in Metallica.
After the release of
their first two albums
Kill 'Em All
(1983)
and
Ride the Lightning
(1984),
Burton and Metallica
achieved their
worldwide breakthrough
with
Master of Puppets
(1986),
often cited as both
the band's
best work
and one of the
best metal albums.
While touring in 1986
to support
Master of Puppets,
Burton died
following a bus crash
in Sweden.
He received posthumous
writing credits on
...And Justice for All
(1988)
for the song
"To Live Is to Die"
He was posthumously
inducted to the
Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame
as a member of
Metallica
in 2009.
He also appeared
in a 2011
reader poll from
Rolling Stone
recognizing the
greatest bassists
Of All Time
Bradley Kirk Arnold (September 27, 1978 – February 7, 2026) was an American singer-songwriter and musician who was the lead vocali...