Ed Corpuz was born on January 30th 1955 and began his musical career while studying at Pennsylvania State University. It is there where he met members of the 7-11 Band Kenny Perciavalle and Beth Sollars as well as guitarist Mark Ling. He recorded several songs with them including “Maze”, “Inspiration” and “Are You There” among others.
Around 1980 these were pressed up on 7″ in the Philippines along with the sought after AOR Modern Soul groove “Dance With Me” produced by the legendary Eddie Munji III of Pinoy Jazz fame. His stint in the music business however was short-lived as he moved to California with his family and settled down. Sadly Ed Corpuz died on August 17th 2004 not knowing how much his music is loved by record collectors all over the world.
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I was lucky enough to meet Ed Corpuz in CA in the early 2000s! I am glad he music is bringing joy and living on. I was lucky enough to meet his niece and fall in love. God bless you ED – wish you were here.
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I was lucky enough to meet Ed Corpuz in CA in the early 2000s! I am glad his music is bringing joy and living on. I was lucky enough to meet his niece and fall in love. God bless you ED – wish you were here.
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I was lucky enough to meet Ed Corpuz in CA in the early 2000s! I am glad his music is bringing joy and living on. I was lucky enough to meet his niece and fall in love. God bless you ED – wish you were here.
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Ed is my brother and lost him to cancer in 2004. He was only 49! His talent was immense and quite adventurous in life. He started playing the guitar after a car accident that landed him at a Pennsylvania hospital for a long time. There, he wrote songs and decided to become a musician after he got better and continue his college education as well.
These songs are precious to us and although we can hear his singing voice, he left a tremendous void in our lives, especially to his wife and son, who was almost 7 years old when he passed away,
We love hearing his songs and I’m glad that his songs are keeping him “alive” to this day.
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