Who Is Gary Primich

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The Passing of a Legend...

Gary Primich was an amazing blues singer and harmonica player.  A native of the midwest, he began playing the harmonica as a child and mastered playing the blues in Chicago.

Whether playing with his own band or in gigs with other musicians, Gary's talent and down to earth nature always shown through in his music. 

Sadly, Gary passed away on September 23, 2007, at the early age of 49.  He will be missed.

Photo Credit:  www.garyprimich.com and Münster Mario

Three reasons to love Gary Primich 

1. He was a class act.

2. A distinctive sound that he played from the heart.

3. His dedication to his fans, his band and the blues.

Gary Primich Pictures 

Links about Gary 

Official Website
Gary's official site with bio info and background info on each album. Make sure to read the "Lore" page for some cool tales from the road.
Gary Primich RIP
A touching tribute from Mark Rubin, a musician who played with Gary on several albums.
Biography
Some more biography information on Gary.

Gary Primich Albums 

Gary Primich Videos 


The Late Great Gary Primich 4/20/1958 - 9/23/2007 RIP

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The Late Great Gary Primich Live at Jo's - RIP

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In Memory of Gary Primich 4/20/58 - 9/23/07 Master Bluesman

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The Late Gary Primich with Nick Curran on Guitar

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Gary Primich Interview w/David Barrett

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Heaven done called another Blues Singer back Home - RIP Gary

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Learn How to Play Blues Harp from Gary 

Where I First Heard Gary... 

A friend loaned me this CD and Gary was one of the great harp players featured on it. His sound hooked me from the start and he quickly became one of my favorite harp players.

Your Turn... 

Share your thoughts or memories of Gary Primich...

chefkeem

I just browsed your highly interesting collection of lenses and noticed this great memorial to a great blues man. At one point, many years ago, I pitched Gary's music to my old record company in Munich, Germany (they weren't ready for it, though). As a fellow Austinite (from Austin, TX) I had many chances to listen to his soulful playing. He was a wonderful man.
Thanks for honoring Gary with your lens. -Chef Keem

Posted March 12, 2008

GypsyPirate

Great lens - thanks for the information.

Posted November 14, 2007