Jeannot Savoie
HarmonicMachine
Bathurst, NB, Canada
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My father is a great rhythm guitar player and taught me at a very young age. Every time he'd get his guitar out of his case, I was all over him grabbing his pick and strumming the guitar, being a pest actually. At the age of 5 I had "D" , "G" , "A" chords and could sing and play "Au Coin Du Ciel" by Renee Martel. I was 7 when he bought me my first 3/4 size solid top Mansfield guitar. Everywhere I went I would bring my Mansfield. At school, every chance I had, every family gathering. On dads side of the family, they were all singers, and dad and my uncle JM Sivret are the center of the memories we hold today. The love of acoustic guitar has been with me since I was in my mothers belly. At 13 years old, created my first band called Illusion. Co-wrote an album but couldn't be present at recording sessions. In 98, I was introduced to Marc L. That night, we wrote The End... and Fading Dreams and knew that one day, we will have our album.
Jeannot Savoie
My father is a great rhythm guitar player and taught me at a very young age. Every time he'd get his guitar out of his case, I was all over him grabbing his pick and strumming the guitar, being a pest actually. At the age of 5 I had "D" , "G" , "A" chords and could sing and play "Au Coin Du Ciel" by Renee Martel. I was 7 when he bought me my first 3/4 size solid top Mansfield guitar. Everywhere I went I would bring my Mansfield. At school, every chance I had, every family gathering. On dads side of the family, they were all singers, and dad and my uncle JM Sivret are the center of the memories we hold today. The love of acoustic guitar has been with me since I was in my mothers belly. At 13 years old, created my first band called Illusion. Co-wrote an album but couldn't be present at recording sessions. In 98, I was introduced to Marc L. That night, we wrote The End... and Fading Dreams and knew that one day, we will have our album.
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