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Sonny Richter & The Silver Express San Luis Obispo, California
The greatest guitarist you’ve never heard of?
The story of Sonny Richter is about a man who was a
remarkable musician-By14 he had his first guitar. At 15 he was playing professionally. It’s a hard to follow history during the 50’s for all that occurred by 1954-in the USO, on the Louisiana Hayride staff, playing with T. Texas Tyler, Spade Cooley, Jimmy Bryant, & Merle Travis.
PDF bio to come.
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