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Gene McDaniels and Mike Melvoin with Chopin: Long Before the Light
Gene McDaniels talks about Les McCann and Compared to What
Gene McDaniels and Mike Melvoin perform their song The Melody Is You
Gene McDaniels and Tom Snow compose Speak Gently
Gene McDaniels sings A Hundred Pounds of Clay 2010, with Kent Allyn
Eugene McDaniels sings Sweet Forever, at his home in Maine
Gene McDaniels sings Everyday I have the Blues with Tom Snow 2010
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I have loved Eugenes` voice since the first time I heard it in 1961.. I was listening to some of his wonderful recordings yesterday afternoon, & have only just found out about his passing.. Im very sad to hear of it, & would like to wish him a very Happy Xmas wherever he is now..
Thankyou for your unique sincere voice & music Eugene…. I will enjoy it for the rest of my life
neil unwin, Nottingham UK.
As an 18 year old kid I sang “Chip Chip” on stage at my school concert in 1962. I am still singing and playing “Another Tear Falls” (badly) now. Until I spotted his name on the sheet music of my local jazz funk quintet I thought, in my ignorance he was just another 60′s pop star who had faded away. I had not heard “Sweet Forever” until this morning. His voice was as clear and melifluous as it ever was and the song is poignently beautiful. He still brings joy.
Charlie Bell, Glasgow, Scotland
We need “Compared to What ” now more than ever!!! Thank You, Mr. McDaniels. You’re with us still!
Gene McDaniels brings a smile to my face as I remember a very good friend, now deceased. She would hear a wonderful male singing voice and exclaim,” Oh, I always wanted to marry a man who can sing!” Well, dear friend, hope you run into Mr. McDaniels- HE SURE CAN SING!
A true genius and visionary has passed. Your music will never be forgotten.
I am so saddened by the passing of this American master. I am musical director for Neil Diamond. I had hoped one day to meet this wonderful and talented man who entranced me as young guy with “A Hundred Pounds Of Clay” and “Tower Of Strength”. Then to assist my musical journey with “Compared To What”. Today, I wept hearing his most recent songs.
I will miss him.
Rest in Peace Uncle! I will miss you!!