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+ | ====== Gene Eugene ====== | ||
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+ | |**Name: | ||
+ | |**Birth Name: | ||
+ | |**Born: | ||
+ | |**Died: | ||
+ | |**Instruments: | ||
+ | |**Occupation: | ||
+ | |**Years Active: | ||
+ | |**Associated Acts: | ||
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+ | Gene " | ||
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+ | ==== Acting ==== | ||
+ | Andrusco was a child actor who appeared in such programs as // | ||
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+ | ==== Music ==== | ||
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+ | Many years later, Gene would form a funk/rock band called [[Adam Again]] and become the owner of [[The Green Room]] recording studios in Huntington Beach, California. Gene recorded and produced hundreds of albums at [[The Green Room]] including albums by the [[Aunt Bettys]], [[The Choir]], [[Daniel Amos]], [[Michael Knott]], [[The Waiting]], Crystal Lewis, [[Plankeye]], | ||
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+ | In 1987, Eugene, [[Ojo|Ojo Taylor]] and another investor formed [[Brainstorm Artists International]] (B.A.I.), which became an important label in the development of the West Coast alternative music scene. Though the record label focused primarily on modern rock artists, B.A.I also released significant contributions from early rap and hip-hop artists like Dynamic Twins and Freedom of Soul. It was also at this time that Eugene discovered future [[Myrrh Records]] artist Anointed and went on to produce their first few albums. | ||
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+ | In 1990, Eugene joined the rock band [[The Swirling Eddies]], where he was known as " | ||
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+ | Gene Andrusco died in his sleep on March 20, 2000 in his studio. Friends said that Eugene hadn't been feeling well in recent weeks and complained of headaches the day before his death. Eugene divorced singer [[Riki Michele]] in 1994, but the two remained close until the time of his death. | ||
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+ | ==== Various Production/ | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * //Outdoor Elvis//, [[The Swirling Eddies]], 1989, Mixing, Engineer, Vocals, Guitars and Keyboards | ||
+ | * //World Theatre//, [[World Theatre]], 1989, Producer, Mixing | ||
+ | * //Live Bootleg '82//, [[Daniel Amos]], 1990, Final Mix Engineer | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * //Grieve//, [[Sincerely Paul]], 1991, Mixing | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * //Forum//, [[Undercover]], | ||
+ | * //Drowning with Land in Sight//, [[The 77s]], 1994, Executive Producer | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * //Eve//, [[Over the Rhine]], 1994, various recording and mixing | ||
+ | * //Zoom Daddy//, [[The Swirling Eddies]], 1994, Mixing, Engineer, Guitar, Vocals and Keyboards | ||
+ | * //Tom Tom Blues//, [[The 77s]], 1995, Executive Producer | ||
+ | * //Songs of the Heart//, [[Daniel Amos]], 1995, Keyboards, Mixing, Engineer, Executive Producer | ||
+ | * //Sacred Cows//, [[The Swirling Eddies]], 1996, Mixing, Engineer, Guitars, Vocals and Keyboards | ||
+ | * //Aunt Bettys//, [[Aunt Bettys]], 1996, Producer, Engineer | ||
+ | * //Missile Toe//, [[Pspazz]], 1996, Producer, Engineer, Mixing | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * //The Fashion Focus//, [[Starflyer 59]], 1998, Producer, keyboards, bass guitar | ||
+ | * //John Wayne//, [[Terry Scott Taylor]], 1998, Mixing, Keyboards | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * //Everybody Makes Mistakes//, [[Starflyer 59]], 1999, Producer, keyboards | ||
+ | * //Cush//, [[Cush]], 2000 | ||
+ | * //When Worlds Collide: A Tribute to Daniel Amos//, Various Artists, 2000, Engineer | ||
+ | * // | ||
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+ | ==== Influence and Tributes ==== | ||
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+ | * In July 2000, several artists joined together with Eugene' | ||
+ | * Also in 2000, [[The Choir]] recorded "Hey Gene," a song written about their friend, for their //Flap Your Wings// album. | ||
+ | * In 2001, [[Daniel Amos]] released their 2 CD album, //Mr. Buechner' | ||
+ | * Also in 2001, [[Northern Records]] released a tribute album called //A Live Tribute Recording For Gene Eugene//, which featured artists like [[Starflyer 59]], [[Dead Artist Syndrome]], [[The Violet Burning]], [[Undercover]], | ||
+ | * Additionally in 2001, Hip-Hop artist Peace 586 dedicated his album //586// to Gene Eugene, with the song "You Here", featuring Sup the Chemist, as a tribute. | ||
+ | * In 2002, the rock band Jars of Clay recorded one of Eugene' | ||
+ | * Also, in 2002, singer-songwriter and session-musician [[Richard Swift]]recorded Eugene' | ||
+ | * " | ||
+ | * In 2004, for the 20th anniversary of the [[Cornerstone Festival]], a DVD was released entitled //20 Years and Counting//, which includes a tribute to several artists that regularly performed at Cornerstone and had recently died, including Eugene, [[Mark Heard]], Vince Ebo and Rich Mullins. | ||
+ | * In 2005, [[Daniel Amos]] released their DVD documentary, | ||
+ | * In 2007, [[Daniel Amos]] released a second documentary DVD chronicling the band's history entitled // | ||
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+ | ==== External Links ==== | ||
+ | * [[http:// | ||
+ | * [[http:// | ||
+ | * [[https:// | ||
+ | * [[https:// | ||
+ | * [[http:// | ||
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