Lee Oskar
Danish harmonica player and musician
Born
March 24th, 1948
77 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Denmark
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Born in 1948, a renowned harmonica player, significantly contributed to the genre of rock music. Emigrated to the United States and became a co-founder of the band War in 1969. The band gained popularity with hits such as "Low Rider" and "Cisco Kid." Besides performing, engaged in music production and developed a successful line of harmonicas. Collaborated with various artists and maintained a lasting presence in the music community.
Co-founded the band War
Played harmonica on hits like 'Low Rider'
Developed a line of harmonicas
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