David Booker

Bluesman David Booker, who moved to Denver from England in 1981, is one of the busiest musicians in town. You can hear the guy nearly every night of the week playing in solo, duo or trio settings or with his Swingtet. While Booker didn't study music formally, he learned a...
By Jon SolomonJune 5, 2008
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Bluesman David Booker, who moved to Denver from England in 1981, is one of the busiest musicians in town. You can hear the guy nearly every night of the week playing in solo, duo or trio settings or with his Swingtet. While Booker didn’t study music formally, he learned a lot from the school of Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley.

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Jon Solomon writes about music and nightlife for Westword, where he’s been the Clubs Editor since 2006.

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