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Curtis Wilson Crowe: Cameron Crowe and Nancy Wilson’s Son

Curtis Wilson Crowe: Cameron Crowe and Nancy Wilson's Son

Curtis Wilson Crowe (born 23 January 2000) is the twin son of filmmaker Cameron Crowe and Heart guitarist Nancy Wilson. He is sometimes described online as the vocalist of a rock band called The Army, but his own music and film career has not been publicly documented in reliable sources, and several specific claims made about it — including a Billboard-charting album and a Sundance premiere — could not be verified.

Full name Curtis Wilson Crowe
Date of birth 23 January 2000
Place of birth Los Angeles, California — widely repeated across online biographies; this rests on those sites, not a primary record
Parents Cameron Crowe and Nancy Wilson
Sibling William James “Billy J.” Crowe (twin brother)
Known for Being the son of Cameron Crowe and Nancy Wilson
Occupation Musician (as described in online biographies; details not publicly confirmed)
Contents
  1. 1Family
  2. 2What is not verified about his music and film career
  3. 3A comparatively private public profile

Family

Cameron Crowe and Nancy Wilson married in July 1986. They separated in June 2008 and divorced in December 2010, when Curtis and his twin brother were 10. Curtis is therefore best understood in public records first as the son of two well-known parents: his father is the filmmaker behind Almost Famous and Jerry Maguire, and his mother is the guitarist of Heart.

What is not verified about his music and film career

Online biographies disagree about The Army, including its formation year, its line-up and Curtis’s role in it. No album, chart position, film credit or award for Curtis could be verified from a reliable source, so this article does not present any such claim as fact.

A comparatively private public profile

There is comparatively little public record about Curtis’s own work, which is why so little about his career is confirmed. Rather than repeat unverified claims, this article sticks to the family facts above and notes clearly where the public record stops.

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Elmo Baker

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