Graham Coxon ( born Graham Coxon , March 12, 1969 ) is a member of the Blur band from 1989 to 2002, as well as from 2008, a guitarist. Coxon was born in Rinteln , West Germany . Songwriter and artist .
| Graham Coxon | |
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| Date of Birth | March 12, 1969 (aged 50) |
| Place of Birth | Rinteln , West Germany |
| A country |  United Kingdom |
| Professions | musician , singer , composer , artist |
| Years of activity | 1989 is our time |
| Instruments | electric guitar , bass , acoustic guitar , saxophone , drums |
| Genres | alternative rock , brit-pop , electronic music |
| Collectives | Blur |
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| blur.co.uk | |
He recorded 6 solo albums while still being part of Blur . In the fall of 2001, Coxon went to a rehabilitation center to be treated for alcoholism. He managed to take a little part in recording the next album of Think Tank , but other musicians complained that it was hard to work with him. In the end, manager Chris Morrison asked him not to come to the studio; Coxon in 2002 left the group altogether. In 2008, after talking with Damon Albarn, he returned to Blur.
In 2008, Blur reunited. In 2009, a concert tour was held.
He has a daughter, Papper.
In 2011, Fender launched the Telecaster Coxon nameplate.
Discography
- The Sky Is Too High (1998)
- The Golden D (2000)
- Crow Sit on Blood Tree (2001)
- The Kiss of Morning (2002)
- Happiness in Magazines (2004)
- Love Travels at Illegal Speeds [1] (2006)
- The Spinning Top (2009)
- A + E (2012)
Notes
- β Review in FUZZ Magazine No. 7, 2006
Sites
- Wikimedia Commons has Graham Coxon related content
- Official website
- Site with the works of Coxon (English)
- Coxon Interview, Telecast. (eng.)