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Gary 'Guitar' Gramolini

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You Get My Main Nerve
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You Get My Main Nerve
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Released: Apr 30, 2007
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  • Genre: Blues / R&B / Rock

    Location US

    Profile Views: 24504

    Last Login: 1/17/2011

    Member Since 4/30/2007

    Website garyguitar.net

    Record Label Unsigned

  • Bio

    I was raised in the Boston area and started playing the guitar at age 5, lessons from age 6-17, playing in a working band from age 14-18; lots of fun, good job, good friends, good money, popular band, the die was cast. I came to URI to study Marine Biology, met lots of musicians, started jamming, made a few bands and quit school in 72 to pursue life in a band that we thought had a chance. The broke up as soon as the cold weather came around. Met up with JC, Ken Silva, started a band with them and the Beaver Brown Band was born when Pat Lupo and Bob Cotoia joined in.

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  • Influences

    Anything that connects back to the golden age music of the 20th century, Blues, Country, the folk era, 60's 'my generation' awakening, Beatles, Stones, Clapton, Atlantic R&B, early Big Band R&B, Chet Atkins, Elvis, Everly's, the great unknown guitarists of the 40's, 50's, 60's R&B & Rock and Roll era, Classic Soul music of the 60's, esp. from Stax/Volt, Muscle Shoals, Motown, N.O,; Townsend, Page, Beck, N. Young, S. Stills, Bob Dylan, Allmans, BB, Albert, Freddie, Albert Collins, Bloomfield, the great Harp players, Chess Records, Muddy Waters, Wolf, Little Walter, Jimmy Rogers; The great West Coast Blues guys, Charles Brown, T-Bone Walker, and his follow-ups, Kid Ramos, Hollywood Fats, Red Devils, the great singers, N. Cole, Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra. My Father, Evo Gramolini, and all the great music that was in the air in my house when I was young.

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  • Jayci

    Congrats on the Wolf Den Hall of Fame! Great show as always!

    2 years ago
  • EVRIM TUZUN

    Have a perfect 2011!
    EVRIM TUZUN

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    www.Evrim.tv

    2 years ago
  • Linda Hedrick

    thanks for adding me.

    2 years ago
  • lynn

    I have missed you guys!  Saw you in NJ WOW is all I can say.  You all were so much fun.  Tunes Tender Years was so unbelievable and his touching dedication to his wife.  Not a lady with a dry eye.  She must really inspire him!  Beaver Brown out did themselves once again!  THANKYOU

    2 years ago
  • Cathy Spangler

    Sorry Gary - don't get on here much!  Thank you for the birthday wishes!  Wish you were coming to the Keys!!

    2 years ago
  • Bill Sukeforth

    Please vote for "Beyond Blonde" to open for "KISS!"http://eventful.com/kiss Click on the link, then click on Boston area, then click on DEMAND IT button next to "Beyond Blonde."
     

    2 years ago
  • Bryan and Jennifer Pully

    HAve You thought of joining Twitter?

    2 years ago
  • STEPHEN W

    Gary, great catching up at Duffy's...You were really sharp that night!  I am looking forward to seeing everyone at the Nick on May 8th.  Keep on rockin'


    3 years ago
  • Bryan and Jennifer Pully

    Great Updates! It good to know what music inspired the players who inspire us!

    3 years ago
  • SW

    We need to do a little jam in the New Year; until then, Peace and Happiness, Steve


    3 years ago
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Bio:

I was raised in the Boston area and started playing the guitar at age 5, lessons from age 6-17, playing in a working band from age 14-18; lots of fun, good job, good friends, good money, popular band, the die was cast. I came to URI to study Marine Biology, met lots of musicians, started jamming, made a few bands and quit school in 72 to pursue life in a band that we thought had a chance. The broke up as soon as the cold weather came around. Met up with JC, Ken Silva, started a band with them and the Beaver Brown Band was born when Pat Lupo and Bob Cotoia joined in.

Member Since:

April 30, 2007

Influences:

Anything that connects back to the golden age music of the 20th century, Blues, Country, the folk era, 60's 'my generation' awakening, Beatles, Stones, Clapton, Atlantic R&B, early Big Band R&B, Chet Atkins, Elvis, Everly's, the great unknown guitarists of the 40's, 50's, 60's R&B & Rock and Roll era, Classic Soul music of the 60's, esp. from Stax/Volt, Muscle Shoals, Motown, N.O,; Townsend, Page, Beck, N. Young, S. Stills, Bob Dylan, Allmans, BB, Albert, Freddie, Albert Collins, Bloomfield, the great Harp players, Chess Records, Muddy Waters, Wolf, Little Walter, Jimmy Rogers; The great West Coast Blues guys, Charles Brown, T-Bone Walker, and his follow-ups, Kid Ramos, Hollywood Fats, Red Devils, the great singers, N. Cole, Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra. My Father, Evo Gramolini, and all the great music that was in the air in my house when I was young.

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