Bruce Charles BRUCATO

I saw Bruce play with Gamelon dozens of times at CPG and as an 18 year+ old drummer was always inspired by his ability to play amazing blends with George, always complimenting each other's mixes...made me want to write and play original music to this day. Peace.

I remember sitting at one of the front tables at the CPG (Bruce's side of the stage) with my eyes closed, listening to Gamalon. Bruce had a way of playing the sweetest, most ethereal notes that always made me smile. One time I opened my eyes and he was watching me! He tilted his head, raised his eyebrows and smiled back. I'll never forget the twinkle in his eyes... I hope all is well with Bruce's family, friends and Gamalon "loyalists" everywhere. God bless us all in these uncertain times. Go...

Back in the day.... Bruce: C'mon up to my room... It was a big closet in a big house on North Forest Rd!

I was sad to read this. I just ran across this news today while telling a friend about Gamalon. I used to see Gamalon play at CPG and Manikins years ago. I would go out Thursday nights knowing I had to get up for school the next day. You once told that you remembered my name because your mother-in-law (I think that's right-been a lot of years) has the same name. RIP, you were taken too soon from us.

If this is the last day of the quest book. Bruce it was my pleasure and good fortune to have known you as a friend. I` am sure and do hope I will see you again in some way. Thanks Bruce!

If this is the lat day of the guest book. Bruce it was my pleasure and my good luck to have known you. I will see you again my friend.

With great sadness I listen to this old John Renborn album he gave me. My deepest sympathy to all his family and friends who must be so heavy in heart now.
~ Amy Murphy-DeMeo, Ormond BEach, FL

Thank you for your friendship, Bruce, and the guitar lessons that never stuck :)