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It’s been a very exciting
year for me in the U.S. market. There have been
so many dates in a row that it got confusing with
air travel and coming and going! Some were a little
strange, such as the outdoor afternoon show at
Hershey Park in 100 degree temps. Not a bad one
in the bunch though!
Las Vegas was excellent because
the Orleans Casino is a super place to do a show.
The theater is laid out the way I like to work,
with a good size stage and visually great. The
Bushnell in Hartford is another lovely theater
which lends itself to a good show. Turning Stone
has a stage you could play football on and I
love the freedom of being to wander around during
a show. This was the best week I have ever had
at the Mohegan Sun Cabaret theater. Everything
went right for all five shows and it turned out
to be a real fun week.
Coming up is the Half Hollow
Performing Arts show in Long Island New York,
and the Kravis Center for Performing Arts in
West Palm Beach Florida. Then it’s off
to the islands for two weeks before Christmas
takes over. We start off next year at the Soaring
Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant Michigan. Then off
to the UK for 23 concerts in Scotland, Wales,
and England. That tour is already doing well
and it’s a long ways off!
See you all soon somewhere
Gene |
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Bronze
Masters & Pitfield Sessions |
2004 |
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The Bronze masters from the 70s
with songs such as Blue Angel, Trans Canada Highway,
Oceans Away, Hold On, Train of Thought, among
others, are now out on Sanctuary Records in the
UK. The masters are in a two CD set. One CD is
all Bronze masters and the other is from the
Pitfield Sessions from the early 90s. This contains
many covers such as Killing Me Softly, She's
a Rebel, It's a Heartache, You're the Reason,
and more. The Bronze tracks have been sitting
in a temperature controlled vault in London for
over 25 years. All the tracks were digitally
remastered at Pitfield Studios. The recordings
highlight some great songwriters such as Elton
John, Roger Cook, Albert Hammond, Paul Williams,
Chris De Burgh, and Cynthia Weil. |
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Gene
Graces the Stardust |
September
2003 |
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