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Richard Marx Wiki Biography

• Richard Noel Marx was born in Chicago, Illinois, USA, on September 16, 1963. 
• He is a singer, guitarist, songwriter, and record producer. 
• The high point of his career was when he released a series of hits from the 1980s to the 1990s, including “Right Here Waiting,” “Endless Summer Nights,” “Hazard,” “Now and Forever,” and others. 
• Overall, since 1980, Marx has sold more than 30 million albums. 
• Richard Marx has accrued his net worth in show business. 
• Sources have estimated that as of early 2016, the general size of his wealth is as much as $18 million. 
• Richard Marx grew up in a very musical family, to begin with, his father Dick Marx being a composer and vocal coach, his mother Ruth being a singer. 
• At the start of the 1980s, Marx was discovered by Lionel Richie, for whom he subsequently worked as a backing vocalist. 
• In 1987, the eponymous solo debut album “Richard Marx” was released, which was successful on The Billboard 200 Albums Chart, especially in the USA, reaching 8th position. 
• Richard Marx added massive sums to the total size of his net worth at the time. 
• He released four more albums in the following years, including the best album, Greatest Hits (1997), but he was unable to replicate the success of previous years. 
• He mostly withdrew from the public eye, and for many well-known artists, he worked primarily as a songwriter. 
• For Kenny Loggins, Lara Fabian, 98 Degrees, ‘N Sync, and many others, he wrote messages. 
• He only made a highly regarded comeback with his eighth solo album, “My Own Best Enemy” (2004). 
• Marx collaborated with some famous colleagues, such as Fee Waybill, Michael Landau, and Keith Urban, on this album. 
• Finally, he was married to actress Cynthia Rhodes in Marx’s personal life from 1989 to 2014, and they have three sons. 
• Richard married television host and model Daisy Fuentes in 2015, it was reported. 
• In Los Angeles, USA, the newlyweds live. 
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• For me, being a musician is not about an image or controversy or what looks cool. It’s about the music. It comes down to having the privilege of expressing yourself.

Richard Marx Important Facts

• …After returning to the Billboard charts with his new Capitol album My Own Best Enemy, he has been doing live concerts and television appearances around the globe. He will soon be doing an extensive tour of Europe…his first in many years. [March 2005]
• Separated from his wife, Cynthia Rhodes, in July 2013, after 25 years of marriage. [2014]
• Sang a duet with Donna Lewis for the Anastasia (1997) soundtrack. The duet was a top ten single and was featured during the credits of the movie. (1997) [1997]
• Now has his own record label since his split with “Capitol”. It is called “Signal 21” records, and he is due to release the first album under that label in September. It will be called “Days In Avalon”. He is currently working with *NSYNC and many other up and coming new artists, [Josh Keaton, Keith Urban and others] having recently completed his work with Barbra Streisand, producing her latest album. [he also wrote the duet with Vince Gill “If You Ever Leave Me”] He hopes to do a full-fledge [World] tour to promote his own new album. [2000]
• Sponsored the “Grammy in the Schools” contest for high school students submitting artistic and literary entries. Eight winners’ works were published in the CD booklet of his latest original album, “Flesh & Bone,” released April 8, 1997.
• Has declared his plans to release a live album in the near future, the audio of which will be recorded during his China tour later in 1998.
• Released “Greatest Hits” album (1998). This album fulfilled his contract with Capitol records, and he is currently (as of July, 1998) without a record label, but does intend to either sign with another or create his own.
• Spent the last year fighting with his record company to let him release his new album, “Flesh and Bone.” Current release date–April, 1997. [December 1996]
• Father, with Cynthia Rhodes, of sons Brandon Caleb Marx (born on September 11th 1990), Lucas Conner Marx (born on September 14th 1992), Jesse Taylor Marx (born on January 4th 1994).
• Began writing songs as a teenager.
• Began singing commercial jingles for his dad, Dick Marx, at age 5.
• Singer/songwriter since 1987.

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