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Eugene Bridges
Eugene Bridges (born 1963), usually credited as Eugene "Hideaway" Bridges, is an American blues and soul singer, songwriter, guitarist and bandleader who has released seven albums and has performed widely in the US, Asia, Britain, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
==Biography==
He was born in New Orleans, the fourth of five children, and was raised in Amite, Louisiana. His father, Otheneil Bridges, performed as a blues guitarist under the name "Hideaway Slim", and his mother was a relative of Anna Mae Bullock, better known as Tina Turner. In his early teens, Eugene Bridges began singing with his brothers as a gospel group, The Bridges Brothers, and also formed his own R&B band, The Five Stars. At the age of 16 he moved to Texas to join the US Air Force, and played in an Air Force band for three years. After leaving the service, he joined a gospel group, The New Chosen, on guitar and vocals, and then joined the Mighty Clouds of Joy. He then moved to live in Houston, where he joined the police force and formed his own band, the Eugene "Hideaway" Bridges Band, and started touring in the US.〔(Biography by Rovi at Allmusic.com ). Retrieved 18 March 2013〕
In the mid-1990s he travelled alone to Europe, and was seen in Paris by B.B. King's bass player Joe Turner, who recruited him to play in his own band, Big Joe Turner's Memphis Blues Caravan. After a year in Turner's band, Bridges then formed a new version of the Eugene "Hideaway" Bridges Band, and began performing in clubs and festival mainly in the UK and Europe. In both 1998 and 1999, he topped British and European blues magazine polls as best male vocalist.〔( Eugene "Hideaway" Bridges at "Knights In Blue Denim" ). Retrieved 18 March 2013〕 He released his first album, ''Born To Be Blue'', produced by Mike Vernon, on the Blueside label in 1998. The following year he was signed by British blues label Armadillo, and he has released a series of albums for them starting with ''Man Without A Home'' (2000), and ''Jump the Joint'' (2003), which reached the US Living Blues charts and was nominated for awards.〔( Biography at EugeneBridges.com ). Retrieved 18 March 2013〕
He has continued to tour internationally, and has developed followings through his performances across Europe and in Australia and New Zealand.〔〔 His later albums have been ''Coming Home'' (2005), ''Eugene Hideaway Bridges'' (2007), ''Live In San Antonio'' (2009), and ''Rock and a Hard Place'' (2011), the last of which was recorded with a full horn section.〔(Discography at EugeneBridges.com ). Retrieved 18 March 2013〕 He is described at Allmusic as "a vibrant and enthusiastic singer and guitarist... () brings fire and intensity to contemporary blues, which he laces with hints of his gospel singing past."〔 Most recently he performed at the Gumball Festival in NSW, Australia, during his 30th visit down under.

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