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Gary Michael Louris [1] (born March 10, 1955) is an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter of alternative country and pop music. He was a founding member of the Minneapolis -based band the Jayhawks and their principal songwriter and vocalist after the departure of Mark Olson. Louris is often credited with the band's subsequent move from ...
8 giu 2021 · A Conversation With Gary Louris. June 8, 2021. Hard to believe, but Jump For Joy (Sham) is just the second Gary Louris solo album in 25 years. At least partial credit for that goes to his unfailing loyalty to the Jayhawks brand. As both the leader and co-leader of that group, he’s been responsible for 11 albums, including a pair of classics ...
Official YouTube channel for Gary Louris of The Jayhawks - singer, songwriter and producer. A new Gary Louris solo album was released June 4, 2021 on Sham/Thirty Tigers.
VIDEOS. Gary performing his new holiday single, Christmas In The City, on Christmas Eve 2021, exclusively for his PATREON subscribers. Christmas In The City is available for download on the Gary Louris Bandcamp page HERE. Mr. Updike is the latest video from the new Gary Louris solo album Jump For Joy. More info HERE.
1 ago 2023 · For the majority of the band’s nearly four-decade run, guitarist Gary Louris has been The Jayhawks’ leader and primary singer-songwriter. With a publishing portfolio that overflows with perfectly polished pop, Louris surely ranks alongside artists like Aimee Mann and Elliott Smith as one of the quintessential post-’80s songwriters ...
18 set 2017 · With a major label contract in hand the Pistoleros starting writing with Pat DiNizio of the Smithereens, and Gary Louris & Mark Perlman of the Jayhawks, among others. By September of 1996 the Pistoleros found themselves in the iconic A&M Studios cutting their major label debut “Hang On To Nothing.”
