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John Clayton Mayer (born October 16, 1977 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA) is a singer-songwriter who plays pop music. In 2003 he won the Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance for the 2002 release of the single ‘Your Body Is a Wonderland.’ In February of 2005, he also won a Best Male Pop Vocal Performance Grammy for his song ‘Daughters’ of the album ‘Heavier Things’. He beat out, Elvis Costello, Josh Groban, Prince and Seal. He also took home the Grammy Award for Song Of The Year which is awarded to song writers, for the song ‘Daughters’. He dedicated that award to his Grandma, Annie Hoffman, who passed away in May of 2004.
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Steve Kimock is one of today's most talented guitarists and composers, a master musician known for his uncanny ability to balance passion and power with soaring grace. Relix magazine recently dubbed him "The Guitar Monk" for his relentless pursuit of Zen and the art of guitar.
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Chris Hicks has been brandishing his style of rock and roll since his teens. Whether it was in his early groups - Legacy, the Fresh Figs and Loose Change - or with southern rock legends the Outlaws and the Marshall Tucker Band... or as a solo artist, The Hitman has captivated audiences with his netherworld vocals, arena echoing axmanship and his freight train harmonica playing. He's a compelling songwriter of the first order. He's Toy Caldwell and Ronnie Van Zant rolled into one. He is southern rock royalty in the making - and if anyone doubts that, I challenge you to catch his act... for it is the stuff legends are made of! |
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Volker Strifler remains one of northern California’s most exciting and talented guitar players. His first CD, Volker Strifler Band, drew praise and critical acclaim from both blues musicians and blues publications alike. |
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MATT SCHOFIELD is widely regarded as the finest blues guitarist to have emerged from the UK is several generations. Guitar & Bass magazine rate him in their Top Ten British Blues Guitarists of All Time - putting him the company of Eric Clapton & Peter Green, though 30 years their junior!
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Atlanta native & resident Clay Cook has made his living through many avenues in the music industry over the past decade. A Berklee educated mulit- instrumentalist, he has recorded and toured with John Mayer, Sugarland, The Marshall Tucker Band, & Shawn Mullins. Although guitar is his first love, he's spent time on stage playing mandolin, pedal steel, keyboard instruments, & hand full of woodwinds. Along with his time as a solo artist, Cook has also written songs for Mayer & The Marshall Tucker Band. Owner & operator of The Small Room Studio in Atlanta, he has produced & engineered records for local artists & the occasional national act. Clay will start 2009 as a newly added member of The Zac Brown Band on mandolin, Hammond organ, pedal steel, & of course, a Two Rock amplified guitar. |
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