Bruck Dawit

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Bruck Dawit is an Ethiopian-American musician, music producer, record mixer, composer and author.

Musical[]

Bruck Dawit and his writing partner the singer France Gall, wrote the successful musical Résiste.^[1][2] The musical had its first representation on November 4, 2015 at the Palais des Sports auditorium in Paris, France.^[3] The curtain came down on the first night with one of the longest standing ovations the auditorium has ever had.

Discography[]

Artists and record company list[]

Los Angeles

• Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson for Sony Music
• Robert Vaughn, Sony Music
• Penny Ford, Sony Music
• Toad the Wet Sprocket, Sony Music
• Journey, Columbia Records
• Trisha Covington, Sony Music

New York

• Bruce Springsteen, Bruce Springsteen with Sony Music
• Tony Bennett, Sony Music
• Bebe & Cece Winans, Sony Music
• Rodney Crowell, Sony Music
• Prefab Sprout, Sony Music
• Tashan, Sony Music
• Shawn Colvin, Sony Music
• Sophie Hawkins, Sony Music
• Trey Lorenz, Sony Music
• The Darling Buds, Sony Music
• Brenda Kahn, Sony Music
• Darden Smith, Sony Music
• Booker T. & the M.G.'s, Sony Music
• Joe Public, Sony Music
• Queen Sarah Saturday, Sony Music
• The Blue Up?, Sony Music
• Chris Whitley, Sony Music
• Dionne Farris, Sony Music
• Janet LaValley, Sony Music
• The Candy Butchers, Sony Music
• Harry Connick Jr., Sony Music
• The Presidents of the United States of America, Sony Music
• Chynna Phillips, Sony Music

United Kingdom

• Queen, EMI Records
• Martyn Joseph, Sony Music
• The Kinks, Columbia Records
• The Real People, Sony Music
• New Model Army, Sony Music
• Pauline Henry, Sony Music
• Big Audio Dynamite, Sony Music
• Marillion, EMI Records

• Prince, Paisley Park Records Warner Bros. Records^[4]
• Eric Clapton, Warner Bros. Records
• Mick Jagger, Atlantic Records
• The Rolling Stones, Atlantic Records
• France Gall, CMBM Warner Music France
• Debbie Harry & Elvis Costello Jazz Passengers
• Manic Street Preachers, Columbia Records
• Jeff Buckley, Jeff Buckley Sony Music
• David Byrne, Luaka Bop Warner Bros. Records
• Super Junky Monkey, Sony Music Japan
• The Smithereens, RCA Records
• Tevin Campbell, Prince & Kirk Johnson for Warner Bros. Records
• Color Me Badd, Giant Records
• David Wilcox, A&M Records
• Eve Gallagher, Frankie Knuckles Def Mix Productions
• Miles Jaye, Virgin Records
• Skye, Atlantic Records
• Adeva,
• Jody Watley, Atlantic Records
• Roxette, Capitol Records
• Robyn Springer,
• Raining Violets,
• The Screaming Jets, Universal Music U.S.
• Gontiti, Sony Music Japan
• Southern Sons, RCA Records
• Belly, Sire Records
• Regina Belle, Columbia Records
• The Judybats, Sire Records
• The Boo Radleys, Sony Music
• The Ocean Blue, Sire Records
• Paul Westerberg, Warner Bros. Records
• Matthew Sweet, Columbia Records
• Steve Perry, Sony Music
• , SBK Records
• Michael Been, Qwest Records
• Andru Donalds, Capitol Records
• James McMurtry, Columbia Records
• Radionettes, Sony Music, Norway
• The Beggars, Island Records
• David Byrne & Selena, David Byrne for Atlantic Records
• Toshi Kubota & Caron Wheeler, Sony Music, Japan
• Robben Ford, GRP Records
• The Greenberry Woods, Sire Records
• The Fledglings, TVT Records
• Skydiggers, Sony Music, Canada
• Christine Anu, Sony Music, Australia
• Amanda Marshall, Sony Music, Canada

Remix[]

• 1991: Michael Jackson, In The Closet (Remix), Sony Music
• 1992: Darling Buds, Long Day in the Universe (Remix), Chaos Recordings, Columbia Records
• 1995: Shawn Colvin, Every Little Thing He Does Is Magic (Remix), Columbia Records
• 1997: France Gall, Résiste (Remix), CMBM Warner Music France
• 2002: Michel Berger, La Fille Au Sax, Pour Me Comprendre, CMBM Warner Music France
• 2004: France Gall, Privée D'Amour (Remix), Evidemment, CMBM Warner Music France

Performance, Remix, Production and Technical[]

• 1991: Brinca (12") Biscayne Europa (BE)
• 1992: Working Mother, Epic Records
• 1992: Stars And Stripes, Generation Terrorists US Mix, Epic/Sony
• 1993: Live at Sin-é, Columbia
• 1993: Feed The Tree/Star, Sire, Reprise Records
• 1993: There She Goes, So I Married An Axe Murderer, Chaos Recordings
• 1993: For The Sake of Love, Columbia, Columbia, Chaos Recordings
• 1993: I'm Ready, Qwest Records, Warner Bros. Records
• 1993: Contemporary Jeep Music, Rowdy Records
• 1993: Being There, Epic
• 1994: Wild Seed, Wild Flower, Columbia,
• 1994: Call Me, Columbia
• 1994: Why You Wanna Play Me Out? (MHB Mix), Trisha Covington, Columbia
• 1994: MTV Unplugged, Columbia, Columbia
• 1994: David Byrne, Luaka Bop, Sire, Warner Bros. Records
• 1995: Spool Forka Dish, Columbia
• 1995: Don Juan DeMarco, David Byrne, Warner Bros. Records, Film Music
• 1995: Amanda Marshall, Epic
• 1996: Secret Garden, Bruce Springsteen, Jerry Maguire Film Music
• 1996: France, CMBM Warner Music France
• 1996: Privée D'amour, CMBM Warner Music France
• 1996: France Gall, Plus Haut, CMBM Warner Music France
• 1997: France Gall, France Gall, Concert Privé/Concert Public, CMBM Warner Music France
• 2002: Michel Berger, Lumière Du Jour, CMBM Warner Music France
• 2004: France Gall, Évidemment, CMBM Warner Music France
• 2005: France Gall, Pleyel, CMBM Warner Music France
• 2006: Tony Bennett, MTV Unplugged, Sony BMG
• 2012: Double Jeu En Studio Le Making Of, Berger/Gall, Double Jeu, WEA Music
• 2013: Message Personnel (Show TV) Françoise Hardy, CMBM Warner Music France
• Unknown: Martyn Joseph, Being There, Epic

References[]

External links[]

• Billboard publié par Nielsen Business Media, Inc. (1)
• Billboard publié par Nielsen Business Media, Inc. (2)
• Billboard publié par Nielsen Business Media, Inc. (3)