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Gene Cornish (born May 14, 1944) is a Canadian-American musician. He is an original member of the popular 1960s blue-eyed soul band The Young Rascals. From 1965 to 1970, the band recorded eight albums and had thirteen singles that reached Billboard's Top 40 chart.
Gene Cornish (14 de mayo de 1944) [1] es un guitarrista y armonicista canadiense-estadounidense. Es uno de los miembros originales de la popular banda de blue-eyed soul de los años 1960 The Rascals.
Nacido en 1944 en Jersey City, Danelli cofundó Young Rascals en 1965 con el guitarrista Gene Cornish, el tecladista y vocalista Felix Cavaliere y el cantante Eddie Brigati. Juntos lograron un hit No. 1 con una versión de « Good Lovin ‘» de Rudy Clark y Arthur Resnick, e igualaron la hazaña con la canción original « Groovin ‘».
Canadian guitarist Gene Cornish left his group, The Unbeatables, for which he acted as their frontman, to join the Starliters, in early 1965. After meeting Cornish, Cavaliere's interest in forming a band of his own led him to convince both Cornish and (Eddie) Brigati to depart from Dee's backing band to start a new one with an old acquaintance ...
19 de feb. de 2020 · Gene Cornish, the lead guitarist of The Rascals, shares his autobiography and stories of his rock and roll life in the ’60s. He talks about his bandmates, his drug addiction, his friends and his regrets in this interview.
In late 1964, Danelli teamed with Cavaliere, Brigati, and a Canadian-born guitarist named Gene Cornish to form The Young Rascals. Cavaliere and Danelli traveled to Las Vegas in January 1963–1964 to back up singer Sandu Scott and her Scottys, but returned to NYC in February 1964.
19 de dic. de 2022 · La mala noticia ha sido confirmada por el guitarrista de la banda, Gene Cornish. Redacción RockFM. Tiempo de lectura: 2’. 19 dic. 2022 2:26Actualizado 02:32. El batería de The Rascals y miembro del Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Dino Danelli, ha fallecido a los 78 años, según indica NME.
