Edmond Daniels

Background

Daniels, Edmond was born on March 1, 1953 in Richmond, Virginia, United States. Son of Eugene and Sally (Daniels) Gaskins.

Education

Associate in Management, Community College Philadelphia, 1975. Certified in music interpretation, Music I, Philadelphia, 1984.

Career

Sponger, Modern Sponge & Cloth Company, Philadelphia, 1971-1977; sales representative, writer, entertainer, Ozart Enterprise, Philadelphia, 1978-1986; manager, Jean Joint/Big Store, Philadelphia, 1980-1983; manager, Club LaZorra, Philadelphia, 1985-1990; assistant manager, Oak Tree, Philadelphia, 1983-1984; assistant manager, S&H Shoe Outlet, Philadelphia, 1985-1986; writer, entertainer, arranger, producer, T.S.W. Records, Philadelphia, 1988-1991; writer, entertainer, arranger, producer, Society Hill Records, Philadelphia, since 1991. Public Edmond F. Daniels Songs, Inc., Philadelphia, since 1989. Jingle composer, Philadelphia, 1988, product leader Team F.A.D. (Fight Against Drugs), King of Prussia, since 1987.

Achievements

• Edmond Daniels has been listed as a notable writer, publisher, entertainer by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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• book

  • The King That Never Was

    (This is the love story of the Prince ZSIR, son of the Kin...)

Membership

With United States Marine Corps, 1969-1970. Member American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, BMI.

Interests

• Avocations: writing, singing, swimming, horseback riding, handball.

Connections

Father:

Eugene Gaskins

Mother:

Sally (Daniels) Gaskins