Jean-Jacques Burnel
English bass player and songwriter
Born
February 21st, 1952
73 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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A prominent bass player, songwriter, and producer, contributed significantly to the music scene. Co-founded the band The Stranglers, which became known for its unique sound that blended punk, rock, and new wave elements. The band's albums achieved commercial success, and they became influential within the British punk movement. Burnel also engaged in solo projects, showcasing versatility in music production and songwriting. The Stranglers' work included memorable tracks that resonated with fans and contributed to the band's longevity in the music industry.
Co-founded The Stranglers
Produced multiple albums with The Stranglers
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