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Donnie Dacus (12 de octubre de 1951, Galena Park, Texas) es un guitarrista, cantante, escritor, actor y co- productor, nacido en Pasadena, Texas, reconocido por haber sido guitarrista de la banda multiplatino estadounidense Chicago y por haber sido músico de sesión de varias bandas y artistas de reconocimiento como Billy Joel, Elton John y ...
Guitarist. Vocalist. Songwriter. Actor. Co- producer. Instrument (s) Acoustic and electric guitar, vocals. James O. "Donnie" Dacus (born October 12, 1951) is an American guitarist, vocalist, actor, songwriter, and co- producer. He has been a member of the rock bands Chicago and Badfinger .
Don Dacus is a guitarist and songwriter who played with Stephen Stills and Chicago in the 70s. He also acted in "Hair" and "Cats" on Broadway, but his career faded after leaving Chicago in 1980.
Donnie Dacus es un guitarrista, cantante, escritor, actor y co-productor, nacido en Pasadena, Texas, reconocido por haber sido guitarrista de la banda multiplatino estadounidense Chicago y por haber sido músico de sesión de varias bandas y artistas de reconocimiento como Billy Joel, Elton John y Neil Young, entre otros.
31 de dic. de 2019 · Donnie Dacus, who played Woof in the 1979 film adaptation of the musical Hair, joined his co-stars for a reunion in New York. They shared their memories of the director Milos Forman, the Vietnam War era and the impact of the film on their careers.
El guitarrista Donnie Dacus fue elegido después de varias audiciones y se unió a la banda para el larga duración número 12 de Chicago con el título, "Hot Streets" (Calles Calientes), la canción "Alive Again" con un sonido más fuerte llegó a las mejores 20 canciones, pero "Hot Streets" fue el primer disco de la banda desde 1969 que no ...
15 de dic. de 2023 · With new guitarist Donnie Dacus in place, Chicago rang further changes with their 12th album, Hot Streets, in 1978. Co-produced by the group with Phil Ramone, it was their first collection of all-new material to feature a non-numeric title, also to show the band on its cover (though they had been pictured breaking through their now-fabled logo on Chicago’s Greatest Hits three years earlier).
