Graham Cooper

Graham Cooper is an English folk musician & a virtuoso guitarist. He is well known to the ranks of English folk music enthusiasts, for his live performances and also his long career as a teacher. He is perhaps less well known to the public, as a result of not having recorded as extensively as figures such as Davy Graham and Martin Carthy. As a recording artist, his best known work is in collaboration with Harvey Andrews on the early-'70s LPs Friends of Mine and Fantasies from a Corner Seat. In more recent years, he has resided in Portugal, devoting much of his time to teaching, and gives occasional concert performances.
== Links to Peel ==
Cooper recorded a session for John Peel with Harvey Andrews in May 1973. According to available playlists, none of his solo material was ever played on Peel's show.
== Sessions ==
1. Recorded: 1973-05-21 (with Harvey Andrews). Broadcast: 14 June 1973. Repeated: 26 July 1973. 
*Whisky Jack / The Mallard / Down So Long It Looks Like Up / Headlines
==External Links== 
*Discogs
*AllMusic
Category:Artists