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GENE LAKE PROJECT "HERE AND NOW"

GENE LAKE - drums

NICK ROLFE - keyboards

DAVID GILMORE - guitar

REGGIE WASHINGTON - electric bass

TERRITORIES

Worldwide

ENDORSEMENTS

Premier Drums, Zildjians Cymbals, Vic Firth Sticks & Remo Drums Heads.

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GENE LAKE

GENE LAKE

An all around drummer who cut his teeth on funk and jazz. Gene Lake embodies the contradictions of modern music. His resume reflects his passion for the great funk icons of the 1970s and 1980s such as Parliament/Funkadelic and the Time, as well as his longstanding ties to the jazz world. Gene Lake has been playing for almost 10 years with a stunningly diverse range of artists: from R&B group Surface in the 1980s to the "new wave" of R&B acts such as Me'shell NdegeOcello, Maxwell, and D'Angelo in the 1990s; from jazz innovators Steve Coleman and Henry Threadgill, to fusion legends Joe Zawinul and Marcus Miller; from jazz/rap group Opus Akoben to acts that defy categorization, such as the wildly original rock/funk/jazz fusion group Screaming Headless Torsos.

Gene Lake was born in St. Louis, MO, and lived there until age 14, when he moved to New York city and attended the High School of Music and Arts. From there he moved to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music.

Gene Lake's early childhood exposure to creative institutions as the Black Artists Group (BAG) in St. Louis is reflected in his constant desire to seek out the musically innovative and adventurous, even as he remains grounded in the basics of funk. Gene Lake credits various drummers with influencing his musical style, from Diamond (of the Ohio Players) to Omar Hakim (of Weather Report). In future he plans to spend more time writing music that synthesizes and transforms the many influences from which he emerged.

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Amazing guitarist JEF LEE JOHNSON passed away from pneumonia and complications of diabetes on Monday 28 January 2013 in Philadelphia. He was only 54 years old.

He was a friend, one of the best artists on Earth, a unique human being and so much more ...

We’ll continue to spread your music & work every day.

MISS YOU JEF !

Feel free to write your thoughts on his fan page: Jef Lee Johnson Fan Page

The 22 February 2013 at the festival "Sons d'Hiver" in Paris, Reggie Washington (bass) with Jean-Paul Bourelly (guitar & vocals) and Patrick Dorcean (drums) made a concert Tribute dedicated to Jef :

"RAINBOW SHADOW". 

Here is the video below.