Sir Richard Bishop
Genres: Pop/Rock, Folk, New Age, Jazz, International, Blues
Styles: World Fusion, Latin Jazz/World Fusion, Latin Jazz/World Fusion, Solo Instrumental, Contemporary Instrumental, Contemporary Folk, Western Europe, European Folk, Western Europe, Finger-Picked Guitar, Delta Blues, Modern Acoustic Blues, Piedmont Blues, Pre-War Blues, Pre-War Country Blues, British Folk, British Folk-Rock, New Acoustic, African Folk, Contemporary Flamenco, Flamenco, Slack-Key Guitar, New Acoustic, British Folk-Rock, Progressive Folk
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As a founding member of the Sun City Girls, experimental guitarist Richard Bishop was established as a cult icon for two decades before issuing his first solo album, Salvador Kali, on John Fahey’s Revenant label in 1998. With it Bishop displayed his penchant for absorbing and incorporating stylistic approaches from all around the world into his music, which continued with more rawness on his next two releases, Improvika (2004) and Fingering the Devil (2006), due to each album being entirely improvised. Bishop returned to more structured comp...
Influenced by
- Richard Thompson (171)
- Jimi Hendrix (113)
- Bert Jansch (97)
- John Fahey (75)
- Leo Kottke (45)
- Dick Dale (26)
- the Incredible String Band (19)
- Django Reinhardt (17)
- Sandy Bull (3)
- Hamza El Din (2)
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