James Anthony
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James Anthony (born 1955 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada as James Anthony Pecchia) is a Canadian guitarist.
He started playing the guitar at age nine[citation needed].
[edit] Career
As part of the Lulu's House Band in Kitchener, Ontario, Anthony performed with over 150 touring artists, including Sam Moore of Sam & Dave, Gary U.S. Bonds, and Peter Noone[1].
Anthony now resides in Burlington, Ontario.[citation needed] He is still active in the blues, jazz and roots music community as a studio musician, producer, and arranger. James writes and produces artists, jingles and film scores and performs at blues festivals.[citation needed]
As of 2003 Anthony has released four CDs: Nite School', Play Something You Know', Soul Shoes and Room for Me.[2]
[edit] References
- ^ 1997 article on James Anthony from the Toronto Blues Society
- ^ Eminence Endorsing Artist James Anthony, from the Eminence Speakers website
