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Guitar Teachers
Charlie Hunt (Guitar)
Charlie Hunt has been a full time performing and recording musician for over 25 years. A Berklee alum, Charlie is the singer, guitarist and band leader of Search Party, a Boston based 7-piece band that has had a long and distinguished run in New England, performing concerts, clubs and private functions. Charlie wrote, produced and recorded the critically acclaimed CD "Days of Magic", which combines Caribbean rhythms and flavors with American songwriting. He will be releasing a new CD in the fall entitled "If I Dream" which possesses more of a classic and modern rock feel. Charlie has extensive experience singing and playing guitar in a wide range of styles from blues and swing to rock, r&b and reggae. Charlie looks forward to sharing his experience and knowledge with students at Bradford School of Music for many years to come.
John Anthony (Voice, Guitar, Bass & Piano)
John is a native Bostonian and a multi-instrumentalist with over 20 years of performance and teaching experience. He has performed all over New England, as far west as Hawaii and as far south as the West Indies. A vocalist, bassist, guitarist, pianist and songwriter, John has worked in the capacity of a bandleader and as a sideman playing a wide range of music; Rhythm and Blues, Soul, Funk, Reggae, Soca, Calypso, Zouk, Rock and Hip Hop to name a few. He has performed and/or recorded with the likes of The Bogus Quartet, Grapevine Road, SAXATTACK, Entrain, Caribbean Roots, Daisycutter, The Andrew Clark Band, Legitimate Sun, The Biscuit Boys and many others. Nowadays John is the band leader, lead vocalist and bassist for Bad Moon Rising; a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute act. John brings with him, a great love of music and an excitement about teaching its traditions.
Tim Rowell (Banjo, Ukelele, Harmonica, Dulcimer)
Tim Rowell has been playing banjo for more than 30 years. Having been heavily influenced as a young lad by Pete Seeger and a whole bunch of wonderful musicians from the Hudson River Valley, Tim eventually discovered a deep affection for southern Appalachian string band music. During college Tim was taken under the wing of a fine banjo player from the Ozarks by the name of Steve Mote. In addition to playing, Tim developed a love of teaching. Winner of several awards from the Lowell Banjo and Fiddle Contest, Tim also has a bachelor's degree in music composition as well as having survived a bunch of theory classes from the Dick Grove School of Music in Los Angeles. You can catch Tim playing around town with his old-time string bands, Jubilee Mule and The Hi-Tone Ramblers. In addition to banjo, Tim teaches beginning music lessons for harmonica, ukulele, and dulcimer.
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