Luke Ebbin
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| Luke Ebbin | |
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| Genres | Hard rock, punk rock, pop |
| Occupations | Songwriter, record producer |
| Associated acts | Bon Jovi, Plain White T's, Rival Schools |
Luke Ebbin is an American multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated record producer, composer and songwriter. Ebbin is credited for executing the comeback and extreme makeover of Bon Jovi with his production of the worldwide smash hit "It's My Life" (one Grammy nomination) and the 11 million selling album Crush (one Grammy nomination).[1]
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[edit] Musical career
After his work with Bon Jovi, Ebbin produced the critically acclaimed album United By Fate[2] for the post-hardcore band, Rival Schools.
Ebbin wrote with Tom Higgenson of the Plain White T's on their hit record "Hey There Delilah", produced a two more Bon Jovi albums, Bounce (2 more Grammy nominations), and One Wild Night Live 1985-2001, and has produced and/or written with Melissa Etheridge (one Grammy nomination), the All-American Rejects, will.i.am, Wakefield, The Dan Band, and Summercamp. He has also written and produced the TV themes for The Insider, Entertainment Tonight, the 1998 Nagano Olympics on CBS, and The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Videos among others. Ebbin also served as music supervisor, fashion show DJ, music editor, and composer for Polo Ralph Lauren.
Currently Ebbin is writing and producing with Richie Sambora for his upcoming solo record, Dirty Harry's Songs from the Edge, Australian singer Shannon Noll's latest release on Sony BMG, Australian singer Renee Cassar's debut release on Island Australia, and developing independent artist Danielle Barbe. He is also an internet entrepreneur having co-founded the artist development platform Music180.com in 2010.
[edit] Discography
See Category:Albums produced by Luke Ebbin for a partial discography
[edit] References
- ^ "Interview with Jon Bon Jovi & Richie Sambora". Cosmopolis. September 24, 2002. http://www.cosmopolis.ch/english/cosmo29/bon_jovi_interview.htm. Retrieved 2009-06-05.
- ^ allmusic.com
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