Larry McCray

Blues singer-songwriter and guitarist

Larry McCray - Blues singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born

April 5th, 1960
65 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Emergence in the music scene occurred in the late 1980s with a distinctive blend of blues and rock. Released the debut album, 'Ambition', in 1990, which showcased powerful guitar work and soulful vocals. Gained attention for performances and tours across the United States, influencing the blues rock genre. Collaboration with several renowned artists contributed to further prominence within the music community. Continued to release albums and perform live, maintaining a dedicated fan base and reputation as a skilled guitarist and songwriter.

Released debut album 'Ambition' in 1990

Touring extensively across the United States

Collaborated with notable artists in blues

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