Mick Green

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Mick Green was an influential English rock and roll guitarist best known for his work with Johnny Kidd & the Pirates and his distinctive, aggressive playing style that inspired later generations of rock musicians.

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Mick Green canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf guitarist
human
rock and roll musician
activeIn 1960s rock and roll
1970s rock and roll
1980s rock and roll
British rock scene
associatedAct Bryan Ferry
Cliff Bennett
Johnny Kidd & the Pirates
Paul McCartney
The Dakotas
The Pirates
Van Morrison
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
describedAs pioneering British rock and roll guitarist
familyName Green
genre rhythm and blues
rock
rock and roll
givenName Mick
hasNotability influential English rock guitarist
influenced Dr. Feelgood’s guitar style
Wilko Johnson
later generations of rock guitarists
instrument electric guitar
language English
memberOf Johnny Kidd & the Pirates
The Dakotas
The Pirates
Van Morrison’s touring band
name Mick Green
nationality English
notableFor influential rock and roll guitar style
simultaneous rhythm and lead guitar playing
notableInstrumentRole lead guitar
rhythm guitar
notableWork guitar work with Johnny Kidd & the Pirates
occupation guitarist
musician
placeOfBirth England
style aggressive guitar playing
percussive rhythm-and-lead technique

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Run Devil Run featuresMusician Mick Green
No Other Baby (Paul McCartney version) musician Mick Green
subject linked to: No Other Baby
No Other Baby (Paul McCartney version) electricGuitar Mick Green
subject linked to: No Other Baby
The Dakotas hasMember Mick Green
Mick Green name Mick Green