Graham, Davy

Davy Graham (1940–2008) was a British guitarist whose work in the 1960s blended folk, blues, jazz and non-Western influences; he is widely cited as a major influence on the British folk revival and guitarists who followed.

Credited with pioneering a fusion of folk, blues and world-music elements and influencing artists across folk and rock. Publicly associated with the popularisation of DADGAD guitar tuning and recognised for the 1960s album Folk, Blues And Beyond.

A highly positive review praises Davy Graham's album Folk, Blues And Beyond for its blend of folk, blues, jazz and raga influences. The reviewer credits Graham with a foundational role in spreading world-music approaches within British folk and rock. The record is described as fluid, lively and multifaceted.

For:Fans of folk, blues, acoustic guitar, folk-jazz and world-music fusion.