Steve Guyger
American blues harmonica player, singer, and songwriter
About Steve Guyger
Born 1952. Steve Guyger is an American singer, songwriter, list of harmonicists and singing.
Biography Guyger was born in Philadelphia, and initially studied guitar for five years before his future sister-in-law gave him a harmonica as a gift. Inspired by watching various blues musicians following trips to both New York City and Chicago, Guyger formed his own band in the late 1970s. Personnel came and went and he changed the name of the band to the Excellos in 1980, who steadily built up a growing reputation playing in both Philadelphia and New York. That same year Guyger's debut album, Last Train to Dover, was released.
In 2008, Guyger performed at the Lucerne Blues Festival. His most recent album, Radio Blues was released in March the same year to critical acclaim. His guest musicians included Johnny Moeller. The following year his work saw Guyger nominated for a Blues Music Award.
In 2010, he issued an instructional DVD, entitled Blues Harmonica, published by the Hal Leonard Corporation. He currently endorses Hohner harmonicas.
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Who is Steve Guyger?
American blues harmonica player, singer, and songwriter
When was Steve Guyger born?
Steve Guyger was born on 12 September 1952 in Philadelphia.
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Steve Guyger is a singer, songwriter, list of harmonicists and singing.
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Steve Guyger is American.
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