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Alain Johannes net worth: Alain Johannes is a musician, vocalist, and producer who has a net worth of $9 million. Alain Johannes Moschulski was born in Santiago, Chile in May 1962. As a teenager he formed the band Chain Reaction which was renamed What Is This?. He and Natasha Shneider released an album in 1987. The band Eleven was formed in 1990 and released their debut studio album Awake in a Dream in 1991. The band released six studio albums and their popular songs included “Rainbows End” and “All Together”. As a guitarist and drummer Johannes has also been involved with Queens of the Stone Age, Chris Cornell, Arctic Monkeys, Them Crooked Vultures, Mark Lanegan, and The Desert Sessions. He released his debut solo album Spark in 2010. He joined Dave Groh’s Sound City Players in 2013. He worked as a producer and engineer on Jimmy Eat World’s eighth studio album. Johannes has also worked on albums for No Doubt, Live, Sugarcult, Eagles of Death Metal, Silverchair, Hilary Duff, and Kelly Clarkson.

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Ephren Taylor net worth: Ephren Taylor is an American businessman who has a net worth of $10 million dollars. Ephren Taylor was born in Blackwater, Mississippi, and first rose to national attention as the inventor of a videogame that made him a millionaire in his 20s. At least that was his story. He took his story of making millions, and traveled amongst primarily African-American church groups around the country, serving as a financial advisor. He gave speeches and lectures on investment, and invited churchgoers to invest large amounts in his real estate development deals focused on improving and renovating impoverished areas such as inner-city ghettos. His series of lectures was called the “Building Wealth Tour”, and included stops at some of the nation’s largest mega-churches, including New Birth Baptist Church and Lakewood Church. He collected over $11 million and then disappeared. He has since been charged with fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission, and has been ordered to pay over $14 million.