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George “Buddy” Guy Wiki Biography

• George “Buddy” Guy was born in Lettsworth, Louisiana, USA, on 30 July 1936. 
• He is a singer and guitarist, known for being one of the blues genre’s greatest influences. 
• He has played with artists such as Muddy Waters and Junior Wells. 
• All his efforts have led to putting his net worth where it is now. 
• As of mid-2016, we have been told by sources of a net worth of $2 million, mainly raised through success in the music industry. 
• He is considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time, and his own autobiography has also been published. 
• He traveled around the world during his prime, and both of these guaranteed his current wealth. 
• When it came to the guitar, Guy was mainly self-taught. 
• When he was young, he built his own guitar and was eventually given a Harmony acoustic guitar. 
• He moved to Chicago in 1957 and became influenced by Muddy Waters’ music. 
• He and Eric Clapton continued to work and then signed with Silvertone Records. 
• Throughout his career, Buddy has received numerous awards and has been awarded many honors. 
• He became a member of the Guitar Center Hollywood Rockwall in 1996. 
• Over the course of his career, he received six Grammy Awards and was also awarded the National Medal of Arts, awarded by the President of the United States. 
• He got the Century Award from Billboard Magazine in 2004 and is the second recipient of it. 
• He became an inductee of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame a year later and of the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame as well. 
• Throughout his career, he has released 18 solo albums and received a Grammy Award for his latest release, Born to Play Guitar, for Best Blues Album in 2016. 
• It is known that Buddy married Jennifer Guy in 1991 for his personal life, but it ended in divorce in 2002; their two children have both become musicians. 
• IMDB Wikipedia “Born to Play Guitar” (2015) “Damn Right “Feels Like Rain” (1993) “Let Me Love You Girl” (2009) “Living Proof” (2010) “Slippin ‘In” (1994) “Born to Play Guitar” (2016) “Left My Blues in San Francisco” (1967) “Supershow” (1969) $2 million 1936 1936-07-30 Abu Dhabi American blues guitarist and singer Anders Jormin Apartheid in South Afghan Festival.” 

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George “Buddy” Guy Quotes

• [on his first stringed instrument] It wasn’t a guitar. In Louisiana you’ve got mosquitoes that will lift you out of bed and no glass in the windows. My mother saved ten cents and bought a piece of screen and tacked it on. I stripped little pieces of wire, stretched on nails and picked on it.
• I listen to people in bars. I imagine some of those people don’t know nothing about music, but they’re singing to me, because what they said, I’ve been through.
• [on persuading President Obama to perform the blues] I’d have a double dose of blues if I had to remember all the names [he has to]. Somebody whispered that if you sing ‘Sweet Home Chicago’ he may come up and sing a verse. I was fit to go on the table if he didn’t do it ’cause everybody’d be saying, Hey man, you done made some kind of remark at the Commander in Chief.

George “Buddy” Guy Important Facts

• Inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame in 2008.
• Recipient of the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors. Other recipient that year were Dustin Hoffman, David Letterman, Natalia Makarova, and the rock band Led Zeppelin, comprising John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page, and Robert Plant.
• From Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana.
• Recipient of a (USA) National Medal of Arts, 2003.

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