Biography
John Greaves, born on January 23, 1950, is an avant-garde musician renowned for his contributions to progressive rock and jazz fusion. Greaves hails from the vibrant musical culture of England, where he developed an early interest in music that would lead him to become a prominent figure in the eclectic sound of the 1970s and beyond. His innovative approach to composition and performance, influenced by the burgeoning experimental scene of the time, allowed him to carve out a unique niche within the annals of modern music history. Growing up in a time when the boundaries of rock were being continually pushed, Greaves found himself deeply inspired by the musical complexity and improvisational spirit around him.
Roles
Bassist, Vocalist, Composer
Band History
Henry Cow, National Health, Soft Heap, The Lodge
Signature Gear
Basses: 1973 Fender Precision Bass
Bandmates & Collaborators
Phil Miller, Pip Pyle, Alan Gowen, Bill Bruford, Mont Campbell, Amanda Parsons, Jakko Jakszyk