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Conocido por haber sido el guitarrista principal, bajista y vocalista de The Ventures . Biografía. Primeros años. Con un padre que era un conocido violinista en el mundo de la música cajún, estuvo rodeado de música cajún, country y blues desde una edad temprana. Aunque no empezó a tocar la guitarra hasta los 14 años. 1 . Carrera.
Gerald James "Gerry" McGee ( 17 de noviembre de 1937 - 12 de octubre de 2019) fue un un guitarrista estadounidense de rock. Conocido por haber sido el guitarrista principal, bajista y vocalista de The Ventures. Gerry McGee. Información personal. Nombre de nacimiento.
18 de oct. de 2019 · McGee was the son of the late Cajun fiddler, Dennis McGee. He moved to Los Angeles in 1960 and became a sought-out session musician. He was the guitarist behind a couple of Monkees’ albums.
Lead guitarist Gerry McGee has been in that position for the Ventures on more than one occasion. He’s had plenty of other diversions to keep him busy during “interim” times (including an acting career), but he’s been firmly ensconced in the “melody section” of the legendary instrumental quartet for over a decade (and McGee’s guitar duties for the Ventures date back to 1968).
Lead Guitar, Song Writer. Gerald James McGee, known as Gerry McGee, was born in Eunice, Louisiana on November 17, 1937, into a very musical Cajun family. His father, Dennis McGee, was a pioneer of Cajun music, and was making records as a Cajun fiddler as far back as the 1920″s and 1930″s. He continued playing until shortly before his death ...
15 de oct. de 2019 · Oct 15, 2019. Gerry McGee, the legendary L.A. session guitarist and longtime member of The Ventures, died Saturday in Tokyo, where he was on tour. He was 81. A year after replacing founding member Nokie Edwards, he was the lead guitarist on The Ventures' signature hit, the theme for the classic TV hit Hawaii Five-O .
Jerry McGee (Gerald James McGee, Eunice, Louisiana, November 17, 1937 - October 12, 2019) was an American guitarist and songwriter. Gerry McGee's musical roots came from his father, Dennis McGee, who was a pioneer Cajun fiddler. Jerry aka Gerry moved to Los Angeles in 1960 and began working on recording sessions shortly thereafter.
