Larry Burnett
American singer-songwriter and guitarist
American singer-songwriter and guitarist
Initially gained recognition as a member of the acclaimed duo, 'Larry and the Blue Notes.' Contributed to the 1970s music scene with a blend of folk and rock influences. Achieved further success as a solo artist, releasing several albums that showcased songwriting talent and distinctive guitar skills. Collaborated with various artists throughout his career, enhancing the richness of American music.
Co-founded the duo 'Larry and the Blue Notes'
Released multiple solo albums
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