1999, Beck sampled an early Clifford tune, "I See, I Am", in the single "Milk and Honey" for his Midnite Vultures album. In 2003, the 28-track CD More Than Just Babysittin': Complete Recordings 1958–1967 was released. The songs are digitally remastered, and some striking differences are apparent, including a fade-out ending on "Driftwood". In 2009, the rap duo Method Man & Redman released the track "Four Minutes to Lock Down" (feat. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah), which contained a sample of the song "Echo Park", written by Clifford, as recorded by Johnny Maestro & the Brooklyn Bridge. In 2011, Clifford reformed the band he had started with his two sons, Reese and John, along with Guido Bryant on guitar, Jon Greathouse on keyboards, and Zach Mathews on harmonica, and recorded and released a new CD, Bright Lights Shine, now available at CD Baby, iTunes and amazon.com. The baby's voice on "Baby Sittin' Boogie" was that of the son of the songwriter, Johnny Parker, not Curtis Armstrong as formerly credited. Death Clifford died on January 26, 2018, at the age of 76, from complications of influenza. Discography Singles Albums References External links Entry for Hamilton Streetcar Entry for Hamilton Streetcar 1941 births 2018 deaths People from Berwyn, Illinois Musicians from Illinois RCA Victor artists Deaths from influenza