David Bromberg
American singer-songwriter and musician
Born
September 19th, 1945
79 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1945, this American multi-instrumentalist gained prominence in the folk and blues music scenes. Initially rising to fame in the 1970s, collaborations with artists like Bob Dylan and George Harrison helped establish a strong reputation. The music blends elements of folk, bluegrass, and blues, showcasing a unique style that appeals to a broad audience. Throughout the career, performances included a mixture of original compositions and covers, with live shows celebrated for their musicianship and variety. The body of work reflects a deep appreciation for musical traditions alongside innovative arrangements.
Released the acclaimed album 'Try Me One More Time'
Collaborated with Bob Dylan on several projects
Performed with George Harrison during the 1970s
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