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Bruck Dawit was an American record producer, musician, audio engineering and record mixer.

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 musical Résiste. The musical had its first representation on November 4, 2015, at the Palais des Sports auditorium in Paris, France.

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 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, Smack Productions Jody Watley, Atlantic Records Roxette, Capitol Records Robyn Springer, Cardiac Records Raining Violets, Daou Records 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 Michael McDermot, 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

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Who was Bruck Dawit?

Music Producer

When was Bruck Dawit born?

Bruck Dawit was born in Ethiopia.

What was Bruck Dawit's occupation?

Bruck Dawit was a record producer, musician, audio engineering and record mixer.

What nationality was Bruck Dawit?

Bruck Dawit was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Bruck Dawit

· Wikidata: Q16728426

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