one of the most influential and greatest guitarists in rock music

guitarist For The Stars, songwriter, sideman, band leader, and teacher Greg Douglass has been playing guitar since 1968.

Greg’s “acid-rock” band, COUNTRY WEATHER, shared the stage at the Fillmore & Avalon Ballrooms. Greg Douglass has been a professional musician for over 55 years, playing both acoustic and electric guitar.

He has toured and recorded with Steve Miller, Van Morrison, Hot Tuna, Greg Kihn, Paul Butterfield, and many others. When Greg & Hot Tuna parted company, he became a founding member of TERRY & THE PIRATES, including Quicksilver guitar legend John Cippolina.

He made a lot of friends in this band and ended up in THE STEVE MILLER BAND. Greg had co-written the song “Jungle Love” with Miller bassist Lonnie Turner while in Terry and the Pirates. The song was a smash hit and Greg stayed with Steve for four years, touring, recording, earning 5 platinum albums designating sales of 12 million units and a BMI award.

(posted by Music Network by Michael Limnios on Blues.gr – Keep the Blues alive)

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