R.I.P. John Beug
for Rhino and won Grammys for producing the all-star tribute to George Harrison,When You’re Strange: A Film About The DoorsHe also was a leader in longform videos and documentaries, producing such pivotal DVDs asEagles: Hell Freezes Over.
The Chicago-born Beug became a talent booker while attending Northwestern University and then began booking Chicago area venues, hiring talent as diverse as Joni Mitchell and Cheech & Chong. He moved to Los Angeles to work for producer Lou Adler’s Ode Records and worked with Adler on the opening of the Sunset Strip’s The Roxy nightclub and the production of In addition to Harrison, Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks, Eagles’ Don Henley, and Tom Petty, while at Warner Bros.
Beug, who lost his first wife Carolyn Mayer in the 9/11 attacks, is survived by his second wife, Cidney Vinall; his children Nicholas, Lauren and Lindsey, and several other relatives. A memorial is planned for Beug in February. A fund is being established in his name at Rhode Island School of Design.
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