Gene Cornish
Guitarist and member of The Rascals
Born
May 14th, 1944
81 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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Born in 1944, a guitarist who gained prominence as a member of the rock band The Rascals. The band became a significant part of the 1960s music scene in the United States. They produced several hit songs including 'Good Lovin'' and 'Groovin''. In addition to performing, contributed to the band’s songwriting process. The Rascals' style blended rock, soul, and blue-eyed soul. The band's influence extended beyond their active years, and they continue to be celebrated in rock music history.
Played guitar for The Rascals
Co-wrote hits like 'Good Lovin''
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