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George Van Eps

1913 – 1998

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About George Van Eps

Lived 1913 – 1998 (aged 85). George Van Eps was an American musician and jazz guitarist.

George Abel Van Eps (August 7, 1913 – November 29, 1998) into a family of musicians. His three brothers – Fred Abel Van Eps, Jr. (1907–1980), Robert B. Van Eps (1909–1986),

Van Eps moved to California and spent most of his remaining career as a studio musician, playing on many commercials and movie soundtracks.

Discography As leader or co-leader 1949 Jump Presents George Van Eps (Jump) 1957 Mellow Guitar (Columbia) 1966 My Guitar (Columbia) 1967 George Van Eps' Seven-String Guitar (Capitol) 1967 Soliloquy (Capitol) 1991 Thirteen Strings with Howard Alden (Concord) 1992 Hand-Crafted Swing with Howard Alden (Concord) 1993 Seven & Seven with Howard Alden (Concord) 1994 Keepin' Time with Howard Alden (Concord) 1994 Legends (Concord) with Johnny Smith 2003 George Van Eps, Eddie Miller, and Stanley Wright (Jump)

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George Abel Van Eps

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Frequently asked questions

Who was George Van Eps?

musician (1913-1998)

When was George Van Eps born?

George Van Eps was born on 7 August 1913 in Plainfield.

When did George Van Eps die?

George Van Eps died on 29 November 1998 in Newport Beach.

What was George Van Eps's occupation?

George Van Eps was a musician and jazz guitarist.

What nationality was George Van Eps?

George Van Eps was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: George Van Eps

· Wikidata: Q1508401

· DBpedia: George Van Eps

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