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NEW CD RELEASED!!!!

Posted by Eugene Huggins on November 6, 2012 at 3:00 AM Comments comments (2)

Hey Everybody!!  My new CD is finally done!!!  It was loads of work, and it took a while, but it's out now and I'm really excited about how it sounds.  

We'll be hosting the CD Release party on the 15th November 2012 at the Saloon, several of the people that performed on the CD will be there too, so it'll be an awesome party!

I've had a very limited production run, so reserve and buy your CD's now before they're all gone.  

'Wild Ride' has been so much fun to record, and as I've been told, some of the best work I've done so far.  

I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate your love and support you've all shown me over the years.

Have a Great & Wonderful Day!  I hope to see you all at the CD Release Party on the 15th November 2012 at the Saloon!


Eugene

Wild Ride Artwork Preview

Posted by Eugene Huggins on September 13, 2012 at 2:45 PM Comments comments (0)

Here's a sneak-peek at the New "Wild Ride" CD Artwork coming out this October.  Everything is coming together well, so the "Wild Ride" Release Party announcement will be posted here soon!  Enjoy!

New CD Release!!!

Posted by Eugene Huggins on September 8, 2012 at 4:45 PM Comments comments (1)

Hello everybody, it's been a while!  I have a NEW Album coming out this fall, in early October, and I'm really excited!!  The band includes Felix Bannon on Guitar, Robbie Bean on Drums, and Burt Winn on Bass, with Special guests including Lisa Kindred singing a duet I wrote, Steve Freund, and the Great Harvy Mandel, among others, so it's shaping up to be a great Album.  I've been using a cane these last couple of years, and it seems to have affected my ability to get gigs, so I want to reassure everyone that I'm doing great, and eager to perform.  I hope to do a couple of short tours as well, so everything is going well!  Have a Great Day, and Keep the Blues Alive!! Eugene Huggins.

Living with the Blues

Posted by Eugene Huggins on June 10, 2010 at 7:14 PM Comments comments (3)

10 June, 2010

     Greetings everyone! If you have tried to contact me in the last month or so, and I didn’t respond right away, it’s because I’ve been grieving the loss of my Mother on Tuesday April 13th, 2010 and although it’s been almost two months now, I am just beginning to accept it.

     Of all the women I’ve lost in my life, this is the one that really broke my heart. My Mom was originally a Canadian Citizen from Edmonton, Alberta, and was a singer in the USO at the time. She went to see Duke Ellington in Canada, and became friends with Duke, and his drummer, Sonny Greer. She practically got ran out of town because she had dinner with Sonny and the Band.

     At a later date, when she was in the States, Duke invited her to sit in with the band, singing. My Mother taught me what real love is, and what it really means as she always put my sister’s, and my happiness, before her own.

     My CD, “Troubled Times”, I’ve recorded with Chris Goddard has a hidden track at the end of a Test Demonstration Record my Mom made in New York City in 1940 singing accapella.

     Today I got news that one of my dearest and best friends, Mitch Faber, passed away this last Tuesday. Mitch was a big part of my life, and despite our ups-and-downs, I loved him dearly.

     I was in my first band with Mitch, as well as many others over the years. Mitch was the founder of “The Casuals”, and was a great guitarist, with his own distinct style.

     I have many memories of playing High School parties, and Jamming at his flat on the corner of Height and Ashbury in San Francisco.

     Mitch had a wicked sense of humor, and a sharp mind, one of the most intelligent people I know, and I will miss him dearly.

     My sister Christina, trying to comfort me, said that it’s part of the circle of life, and to remember that he’s not in pain anymore.

     So life goes on, and I keep on playing the Blues.

Sincerely,

Eugene Huggins.

I've been tossing them in a drawer.....

Posted by Eugene Huggins on April 7, 2010 at 3:55 PM Comments comments (0)

Hello everybody, for thirty years people have been giving me pictures and I’ve been coming home, and throwing them in a drawer.

 

Looking at my website, and all these pictures, is a little overwhelming. I’ve never wanted to be a name-dropper, and I’ve always wanted to stay humble; but this is my life that you’re looking at. I figure that it’s better to have these pictures up than have them sitting in a drawer. Looking at my website, reminds me of all the mistakes I’ve made and opportunities I’ve blown. But there are also memories that I wouldn’t trade for anything. I’d like to thank my friend, Al Crabtree for making my site, without him it never would have happened. I hope you enjoy, best wishes, Eugene Huggins

Music Now Available!

Posted by Eugene Huggins on April 6, 2010 at 10:35 PM Comments comments (1)

My music is now available for playback on the Music & Videos page on my site now, so feel free to check them out.  New titles will be added as everything gets digitized into the computer, and uploaded to the site.  Thank you for your interest & support.

 

Eugene-

Welcome!

Posted by Eugene Huggins on January 30, 2010 at 2:36 AM Comments comments (1)

Welcome to Eugene Huggins' eBlues WebSite!  I'll be featuring my CD's on this site, making them available for purchase, and/or download, as well as the liner-notes for each of them, and posting a large Photo Gallery too. 

 

I will be loading up some music to listen to when the page loads, as I'm getting my new studio rockin! 

 

I'm updating the website, so check back often! 

 

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