Tony McPhee

Singer-songwriter and guitarist

Tony McPhee - Singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born

March 23rd, 1944
81 years ago

Died

2023
2 years ago — 79 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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A prominent English singer-songwriter and guitarist, gained recognition through contributions to the blues rock genre. Achieved prominence as the leader of the band Groundhogs, particularly during the 1970s. Released a series of successful albums, with 'Solid' being one of the standout works. Developed a unique style characterized by a mix of blues, rock, and progressive elements. Influenced a range of musicians and contributed to the British blues movement.

Led the band Groundhogs

Released the album 'Solid'

Contributed to the British blues scene

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