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  1. Eugene Washington (born January 25, 1944) is an American former professional football player who was a wide receiver in the National Football League (NFL). He played for the Minnesota Vikings (1967–1972) and the Denver Broncos (1973). He was one of two wide receivers in the NFL with the same name during the last five year of his career as an ...

  2. Gene Washington (born January 14, 1947) is an American former professional football player who was a wide receiver in the National Football League (NFL) for the San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions. He played college football for Stanford University , [2] and is a member of Delta Tau Delta International Fraternity.

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    Washington was stationed in England with the United States Air Force during the early 1960s. While stationed in East Anglia, Washington became known as a frequent stand-in at gigs around London. When guitarist Pete Gage saw him at a nightclub in 1965, he asked Washington to join his new group, that was to become Geno Washington & the Ram Jam Band. ...

    1960s

    It was reported by Record Mirror in the magazine's July 13, 1968 issue that Washington was writing and looking to direct a documentary about racism. With the majority of the filming to be done in London, there was to be added clips that showed racial violence in South Africa. With a budget of UK 12,000 the planned release was to be some time after January 1969. It was also announced that Washington was writing a book, One Way Ticket to the White Housewhich was to be released in paperback form...

    1970s

    Washington left the UK to return to the United States and disappeared from the music industry for a length of time. He studied hypnosis and meditation, made acquaintance with The Beach Boys and recorded some music with them that was never released. He would later record three albums for the DJM label, Geno's Back (1976), Live (1976), and That's Why Hollywood Loves Me(1979). In May 1976, he released a single, "You Lovely Witch". Washington co-produced it with Kaplan Kaye. It was released on DJ...

    1980s

    He was encouraged to make a comeback in 1980 due to the rekindled interest in him resulting from the Dexys Midnight Runners hit single "Geno",but he initially declined, as he was completing his degree in hypnotism. But soon he was back in the UK touring extensively and playing many gigs, particularly in south-east London. Washington was appearing at the Triad Leisure Centre at Bishop's Stortfordon December 5, 1980.

    Washington has appeared on television since the 1960s. In 1966 he appeared in Episode 11 of Ready Steady Go! This episode also featured other stars such as Françoise Hardy, Cilla Black, Wayne Fontana and the Spencer Davis Group. In 1967, along with the Ram Jam Band, he appeared on The Record Star Show and doubtless others in the 1960s. Since then h...

    He is the author of The Blood Brothers, a warexploitation story. Washington has also written children's stories. He has appeared as a motivational speaker.

    Washington is a member of the Guild of Hypnotists. He has also included hypnotism as part of his act.In the past his show has consisted of some demonstrations of hypnotism in the first half and some "Get down soul music" in the second half.

    He recently collaborated with comedian and musician Matt Berry for the track "Get Here in Time." Also in other activities involving Matt Berry,Geno is featured on a 2012 song by Berry called "Theme From Snuff Box".

    Geno met his wife Frenchie at The Bag O'Nails club in London, which is also where her sister met Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits, whom she married. This is also the same club where Paul McCartney met Linda Eastman.

    7" singles

    1. "Alison Please"/"Each and Every Part of Me", PYE 7N 45019 – 1971 2. "Feeling So Good (Skooby Doo)"/"My Little Chickadee" – PYE 7N 45085 – 1971 3. "Dirty, Dirty"/"Give 'Em a Hand" – PYE 7N 45121 4. "End of the World"/"Tell Me Tell Me Please" – DJM DJS 10365 – 1975 5. "Hold on Momma"/"Help I'm in Love Again" – DJM DJS 10392 – 1975 6. "Love Me Love Me"/"Hold On" – DJM DJS 10642 – 1976 7. "Oh Pretty Woman"/"B.S.E. Love – DJM DJS 10669 – 1976 8. "Your Love Keeps on Haunting Me"/"La La La" – DJM...

    12" singles

    1. "Baby Come Back"/"Caught in the Middle" – DJM DJR 10926 – 1979 2. "My Money Your Money"/"Get Some Bad Tonight" – DJR 18005 – 1979 3. "Michael (The Lover)"/"Accept My Invitation" / "Emergency 999" – Soul Supply 12SS101 – 1984 4. "Rock the Car"/"Catch Me" – Mil MILST 1 – 1988

    Albums

    1. Geno's Back– DJM DJF 20457 – 1976 2. Geno Live– DJM DJF 20486 – 1976 3. That's Why Hollywood Loves Me– DJM DJF 20561 – 1979 4. Put Out the Cat– Teldec AP 624665 – 1981 5. Live Sideways– Ammunition GENO LP1 – 1986 6. Take That Job and Stuff It– Konnexion KOMO 788027 – 1987

  3. How old is Gene Washington? Gene Washington is 80 years old. When was Gene Washington born? Gene Washington was born on January 25, 1944. Where was Gene Washington born? Gene Washington was born in La Porte, TX. How tall is Gene Washington? Gene Washington is 6-3 (190 cm) tall. How much did Gene Washington weigh when playing? Gene Washington ...

    • January 25, 1944
  4. Oct 24, 2018 · "Through the Banks of the Red Cedar" is a documentary that tells the story of Gene Washington who was 1 of 23 African-American players given an opportunity t...

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  5. Gene Washington played as a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers in the 1970s and later became the Director of Football Operations for the NFL. He also co-founded the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame and befriended Condoleezza Rice.

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  7. Washington earned a master's degree in personnel administration from Michigan State in 1972. After his playing career was complete, Gene worked many years as a workforce diversity manager for 3M Corporation, from which he recently retired.

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