Biography
By legal rights, Ed King must have been a electric guitar hero double over, as an integral person in both Strawberry NOISY ALARMS and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Blessed in Glendale, CA, Ruler was drawn to the guitar young, understanding how to play some Dick Dale-style browse music with out a lot of design or achievement in the first ’60s. It wasn’t until he began hearing the Beatles in 1964 that he started learning in earnest and, ironically plenty of, found himself attracted even more toward the bass from learning their music. He became skillful on both tools, and was quickly one of the most prodigious players in his region. By his mid-teens, within the middle-’60s, Ruler was making 75 dollars weekly playing in rings that performed at various armed service bases. He became a member of a group known as the Sixpence, which cut a string of small-time singles within the All-American label in 1966 and early 1967, noticed plenty of achievement locally, and developed into Strawberry NOISY ALARMS. At age group 18, he was using lots one strike with “Incense and Peppermints,” a music that he conceived with organist Tag Weitz and noticed recinded from him so far as the songwriting credits proceeded to go. King was all around the strike and the next recording, not merely playing lead acoustic guitar throughout but additionally writing many of the tunes and playing an array of tools. He toured thoroughly with the music group from the strike for weeks, playing from coast to coast and sharing phases and billings using the Seaside Kids, Buffalo Springfield, the Who, and Jimi Hendrix. He was central with their sound on-stage and in addition like a composer, submiting a follow-up strike solitary with Weitz by means of “Tomorrow” early in 1968. On that recording as well as the group’s two following LPs, King performed plenty of bass in addition to acoustic guitar, and he turned towards the four-string device practically full-time when Bob Pitman became a member of the lineup in early 1969. At that time, the group emerged near imploding amid business and legal disputes that produced touring impossible for a while, even while their record product sales plummeted, so when the smoke cigarettes cleared Ruler was back again on lead electric guitar, leading that which was today a shell of the initial Strawberry NOISY ALARMS. He held the group choosing 2 yrs, until 1971, and throughout their function crossed pathways with a fresh Southern band known as Lynyrd Skynyrd, who opened up for the NOISY ALARMS several times on tour. When he became free from the old music group, Skynyrd provided him an area as one of the three business lead guitarists, as well as for the next 3 years King is at the national limelight, over the group’s initial three albums as well as the travels that followed, furthermore to developing a writing cooperation with lead vocalist Ronnie Truck Zant. He still left the music group in 1975, and, hence, avoided the airplane crash that wiped out Truck Zant and a significant area of the group lineup in 1977. A decade later, he became a member of the reactivated Skynyrd and continued to be with them in to the 1990s. Recently, soothing in the comparative security from the royalty income in the group’s still-popular catalog, Ruler has been seeking music on a far more modest stage, sometimes using Skynyrd tribute rings and, as he informed Gary James within an interview, dealing with alumni from several other 1970s outfits, including Billy Joel’s and Ted Nugent’s rings.
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Producer
Producer
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Howl | 2015/I | producer | |
The Liability | 2012 | executive producer | |
One of Those Days | 2008 | Short producer |
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Gnomeo & Juliet | 2011 | story development executive | |
It's a Boy Girl Thing | 2006 | story development executive | |
Ali G Indahouse | 2002 | assistant to director | |
The Anniversary Party | 2001 | assistant: Alan Cumming |
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