Garth Hudson Net Value: Garth Hudson is a Canadian musician who all has a net value of $1 million. He’s regarded one of the biggest organists in rock music. He joined his initial stone group, the Capers, in 1958, before signing up for The Hawks 3 years afterwards. He wrote his initial song before his 12th birthday and made an appearance with professional bands a season afterwards. When The Hawks split from Ronnie Hawkins, they might eventually become referred to as The Band by the past due ’60s. FOLLOWING THE Band split up, Hudson proved helpful on a number of albums with other works, including Van Morrison, and spent period on film soundtracks. The Band released its debut album, “Music from Big Pink”, which features Hudson on the organ. The brand new group worked carefully with Bob Dylan, focusing on the “Blonde on Blonde” album and touring with him in 1966. When The Band returned jointly in 1983, they toured the world and released three albums through the ’90s. Hudson’s debut album, “THE OCEAN To The North”, released on September 11, 2001. He continued to earn the Life time Achievement Award distributed by the Canada South Blues Culture. His other efforts consist of 2005’s “Live at the Wolf”, 2005’s “Our Woman Queen of the Angels”, and 2010’s “Garth Hudson Presents: A Canadian Special event of The Band”. Many of his film credits consist of “Raging Bull”, “THE PROPER Stuff”, “Man Outdoors”, and “Festival Express”. Hudson and his wife, Maude, play in a duo. Born in 1937 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, Garth Hudson was associated with music from a age.
Known for movies
Raging Bull (1980) as Soundtrack
The Last Waltz (1978) as Himself - Organ / Accordion / Saxophone / Synthesizers
Festival Express (2003) as Himself - The Band
Eat the Document (1972) as Himself
Quick Facts
Full Name
Garth Hudson
Net Worth
$1 Million
Date Of Birth
August 2, 1937
Height
1.75 m
Profession
Record producer, Multi-instrumentalist, Keyboard Player, Organist, Session musician, Composer, Music Educator, Songwriter, Pianist, The Weight, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, I Shall Be Released
$1 Million
