Anthony Phillips
Guitarist and songwriter for Genesis
Born
December 23rd, 1951
73 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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An English guitarist and songwriter contributed significantly to the progressive rock band Genesis during its early years. Helped shape the band's sound with intricate guitar work and multilayered compositions. Phillips left Genesis after the album 'Nursery Cryme', but continued a successful solo career exploring various musical styles. Developed a reputation for melodic and sophisticated guitar pieces, integrating classical and contemporary influences into his work. Released several solo albums and collaborated with fellow musicians over the years, influencing a generation of guitarists and songwriters.
Co-founded Genesis and contributed to 'Nursery Cryme'
Released multiple solo albums, including 'The Geese and the Ghost'
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