Gary Graff
Music Journalist at Freelance
Gary Graff is an award-winning music journalist and author in the Detroit, reporting for a variety of local and national print, online and radio outlets.
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guitarplayer.com | Gary Graff
It's a well-known fact that Chuck Berry was buried with a Gibson ES-355 semihollow electric guitar to keep him company in the afterlife. But the story of how the guitar came to join Chuck in his eternal resting place hasn't been fully revealed, until now. As his son, Charles Berry, explains, it's “a crazy story, but absolutely true.”You may likeJohn Fogerty didn’t want his Creedence Clearwater Revival guitar back.
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flipboard.com | Gary Graff
When Ten Rock Heroes Met Their Own Heroes… Or Came Close To ItAn eye to the soul of the complete works of our rock heroes is to see who their heroes were, and how they showed them the path in the first …
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macombdaily.com | Gary Graff
Cynthia Erivo mines the depths of her soul for ‘I Forgive You,’ her ‘honest, human’ album
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theoaklandpress.com | Gary Graff
The adage that what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger applies to Heart these days — and certainly when sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson and the current incarnation of their band performed Wednesday night, June 4, at Detroit’s Fox Theatre. Shortly after Heart performed at Little Caesars Arena last May, the group’s Royal Flush Tour was interrupted when Ann Wilson underwent cancer treatments. Then, while rehearsing for the tour’s resumption earlier this year, she slipped and fell, breaking her elbow.
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macombdaily.com | Gary Graff
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra closes its 2024-25 Classical season with pieces both old and new. Music Director Jader Bignamini will be at the lectern to conduct the orchestra through three compositions through Saturday, June 7. The works span three centuries, including Tchaikovsky’s “Piano Concerto No. 1” (1875), featuring well-traveled wunderkind Behzod Aburaimov from Uzbekistan, and Leokaydiya Kashperova’s “Symphony in B Minor” (1904).
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