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1950 | May 20th ......born in Birmingham, England | |
1962-65 | Played in a number of semi-pro pop groups. | |
1965 | Began career as professional guitarist. | |
1968 | London based sessions, club gigs and European Tours (1966-68). | |
1969 | Summer season in Morocco, including several concerts for the King. | |
1970 | Composed
music for the LP Hannibal
(B+C Charisma 1022), soloist on the same
record.
Toured with Black Sabbath and Free |
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1971 | Two
European tours, fronting Hannibal (including German TV and Radio
broadcasts).
Commenced full-time training as a music teacher and classical guitarist |
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1974 | Attended Cannington Classical Guitar Summer School, studying advanced classical guitar. | |
1975 | Obtained
Cert Ed (Leeds University).
Obtained Licentiate Teacher's Diploma from Trinity College of Music, London (LTCL) |
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1976 | Obtained
Performers Associate Diploma from London College of Music (ALCM).
Contributed a series of articles on jazz guitar chord substitution to Guitar magazine. |
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1977 | Composed
a guitar duet for the Queen's Silver Jubilee which has featured as a BBC
signature tune.
Obtained Fellowship Diploma in performance from London College of Music (FLCM).
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1978 | Obtained
teacher's Licentiate Diploma from London College of Music (LLCM
TD).
Featured guitar soloist in two performances of the Vivaldi Concerto in D Major (Birmingham Cathedral and Avoncroft Museum)
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1979 | Gave
lectures on the History of Jazz for Birmingham University (Dept.
Extra-mural Studies).
Established and taught a series of jazz guitar workshops at the Centre for the Arts, Birmingham. Gave seminars and workshops at the Manchester Fretted Instrument Festival. Toured the Midlands with Kenny Baker (trumpet), Andy Hamilton, Kathy Stobart (saxophone) and the Midland Youth Orchestra. Selected concerts were broadcast on BRMB Radio. Guest soloist for Birmingham Jazz Society's 10 Birthday Party.
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