Bob Bingham

b. c.1952, USA. Elevated in Detroit, Michigan, Bingham started playing electric guitar at age 15. He was inspired by past nation blues experts and their stylistic attributes are evident also in his afterwards exclusive playing. In the first 70s Bingham relocated to Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he and blues harmonica participant Pat Hayes shaped the Lamont Cranston Blues Music group. By mid-decade he previously used blues harpist Kim Wilson in California and gone back again, with Wilson, to Minnesota where they shaped Aces, Straights And Shuffles. Wilson ultimately shifted to synergy with Jimmie Vaughan, but Bingham continued to be in back of and through in to the middle-80s worked gradually around Minneapolis and St. Paul, both as headliner so that as accompanist to going to bluesmen. In 1984, Bingham retired from music and proved helpful for a few years in a variety of investments, including a spell being a carpenter. In the first 90s Bingham enjoyed a resurgence towards the blues picture, this time focusing on the classical guitar. Among music artists with whom he spent some time working and sometimes documented are blues harpist Craig Schumacher and guitarist Gordon Thorne. Since his come back, though, Bingham provides largely selected to work by itself. In his rejuvenated profession, he has performed around house bases in Phoenix, Az, and Minnesota, and in addition has toured internationally.