Jeff Ament
American bassist, songwriter, and Pearl Jam member
Born
March 10th, 1963
62 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A prominent bass player and songwriter, contributions include being a founding member of the rock band Pearl Jam. The band emerged during the early 1990s grunge movement and gained widespread popularity with albums like "Ten" and "Vs." In addition to music, involvement in various charitable causes has occurred over the years, highlighted by efforts supporting youth programs and music education. Encouragement of artistic expression through various mediums has also been a significant aspect of personal interests.
Co-founded Pearl Jam in 1990
Performed on iconic album 'Ten'
Supported various charitable initiatives
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