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Guy Davis (3) (1952–)

Author of Give in Kind

For other authors named Guy Davis, see the disambiguation page.

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About the Author

Image credit: "Guy Davis at Hugh's Room in Toronto, Canada" Photo by Kasra Ganjavi

Works by Guy Davis

Give in Kind (2002) 3 copies
You Don't Know My Mind (1998) 3 copies
Butt Naked Free (2000) 2 copies
Skunkmello (2006) 2 copies
Call Down the Thunder (1996) 2 copies
Chocolate to the Bone (2003) 1 copy
Kokomo Kidd (2015) 1 copy
Legacy (2004) 1 copy
Sweetheart Like You (2009) 1 copy
Juba Dance (2013) 1 copy

Associated Works

WXPN: Live at the World Cafe, Volume 12 (2000) — Contributor — 3 copies

Tagged

2006 (1) blues (1) blues music (1) CD - Blues (3) Folk Blues (11)

Common Knowledge

Canonical name
Davis, Guy
Birthdate
1952-05-12
Gender
male
Occupations
musician
Awards and honors
"Blues Foundation's 'Keeping The Blues Alive' award (1993)", "Blues Music Award nomination 'Best Acoustic Album of the Year'(1993)", "Blues Music Award nomination 'Best Acoustic Artist of the Year' (1993)", "Blues Music Award nomination 'Best Instrumentalist' (1993), "BRIO award (1991)", "AUDELCO Award for Best Actor(1993)", "Grammy Award nomination for best traditional blues album of the year with Sonny & Brownie's 'Last Train with Fabrizio Poggi' (2017)", "Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Blues Album for 'Be Ready When I Call You'(2021))"
Agent
"Thom Wolke Management (PO Box 172 Plainfield NH 03781 email: thomwolke.mgt@pobox.com)",
Relationships
Dee, Ruby (mother)
Davis, Ossie (father)
Short biography
From his website guydavis.com/wp/bio:
Guy Davis is a two-time, back-to-back Grammy nominee for Best Traditional Blues, a musician, Actor, Author, and Songwriter. Guy uses a blend of Roots, Blues, Folk, Rock, Rap, Spoken Word, and World Music to comment on, and address the frustrations of social injustice, touching on historical events, and common life struggles. His background in theater is pronounced through the lyrical storytelling of songs “God's Gonna Make Things Over” about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, “Welcome to My World”, and “Got Your Letter In My Pocket”. His storytelling is sometimes painful, deep, and real, an earthy contrast to modern-day commercial music, meant to create thought, underlined by gentle tones from his guitar or banjo fingerpicking.
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
New York, New York, USA
Associated Place (for map)
New York, USA

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