Gene Redding
Gene Redding, born in 1945 in Anderson, Indiana, was an American singer whose
career began when he was discovered by Etta James at a USO Club in Anchorage,
Alaska. This encounter marked a significant turning point for Redding, leading
to his entry into the music industry. In 1974, Redding released his debut album
Blood Brother on Capitol Records. The album achieved notable success, peaking at
Number 45 on the Billboard R&B Albums chart and showcasing Redding's soulful
vocals. It featured the singles "Blood Brothers" and "This Heart", which reached
Number 80 and Number 31 respecti...
