TONY " Little Sun " GLOVER

TONY " Little Sun " GLOVER, atesora un curriculum extraordinario, sin ir mas lejos os colgamos un video ( hasta que nos dejen )  donde suena su armónica al lado de los mismísimos DOORS., no es un prodigio de sonido pero refleja un momento importante de la historia ,podréis ver en su historial , extraido de la Wiki sus innumerables colaboraciones con grandes artistas de finales de los 60's principios de los 70's., a pesar de ello la información que se puede encontrar en la red es más bien escasa., podéis acceder a su web-site si clicáis encima del título del post, que aunque no está actualizada y en la parte de los videos  cercenada nos ofrece en cierta forma la peculiaridad del personaje , por lo que deducimos muy celoso de su background . 

                 



                 


"Tony Glover has been a music writer and performing musician since 1962. In the mid-sixties, he recorded and toured as part of the folk-blues trio, Koerner, Ray & Glover, with five seminal albums released by Elecktra. He authored three books on harmonica instruction, and has written countless feature articles, book and record reviews for publications such as Creem and Rolling Stone."

Tony "Little Sun" Glover (born Dave Glover, October 7, 1939, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States) is an American blues musician and music critic. He is a harmonica player and singer who was most notably associated with "Spider" John Koerner and Dave "Snaker" Ray in the early Sixties Folk Revival. Together, the three released albums under the name Koerner, Ray & Glover. He is also known as author of diverse 'harp song books', and was co-author, along with Ward Gaines and Scott Dirks, of the award-winning Little Walter biography Blues with a Feeling – The Little Walter Story.

Glover was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1939. As a teenager he performed in various local bands, playing guitar before taking up the blues harp. In 1963 he joined John Koerner and Dave Ray to form the blues trio Koerner, Ray & Glover. From 1963 to 1971, either solo or in some combination of the trio, they released at least one album a year. The group never rehearsed together or did much at all together. Ray referred to the group as "Koerner and/or Ray and/or Glover".
In the late sixties, Glover was an all-night underground disc-jockey on KDWB-AM in Minneapolis before forming the band Nine Below Zero. He also often performed as a duo with Ray and with Koerner, Ray & Glover reunion concerts. In 2007, he produced a documentary video on the trio titled Blues, Rags and Hollers: The Koerner, Ray & Glover Story.

Glover is the author of several blues harp song books, and was co-author, along with Ward Gaines and Scott Dirks, of the award-winning Little Walter biography Blues with a Feeling – The Little Walter Story, published by Routledge Press in 2002

Glover is a prolific rock critic, having penned articles for the Little Sandy Review (1962–63), Sing Out! (1964–65), Hullabaloo/Circus (1968–71), Hit Parader (1968), Crawdaddy (1968), Eye (1968), Rolling Stone (1968–73), Junior Scholastic (1970), CREEM (1974–76), Request (1990–99), MNBLUES.COM (1999–present) and The Reader and City Pages. He has also authored liner notes for John Hammond, Sonny Terry, John Lee Hooker, Michael Lessac, Sonny & Brownie, Willie & The Bees, The Jayhawks, and The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Bob Dylan Live 1966, The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert.


Glover has taught harmonica to David Johansen and Mick Jagger