Adam Gussow

American scholar and harmonica musician

Adam Gussow - American scholar and harmonica musician
Born

April 3rd, 1958
67 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A harmonica player, scholar, and memoirist, contributions include a blend of music and academic inquiry. Expertise in blues harmonica led to performances with various artists and solo endeavors. Academic background encompasses the study of American music, particularly focusing on the blues genre. Authored several works reflecting on the harmonica's role in music, as well as personal experiences in the music world. Engaged in teaching music and cultural studies, fostering interest in blues music through educational programs.

Performed with the band Satan and Adam

Published the memoir 'The Harp' analyzing music and identity

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