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Glenn Hughes
Glenn Hughes, born August 21, 1951 in Cannock, Staffordshire, England, is a
British bassist, singer, songwriter and producer, nicknamed "The Voice of rock"
for his powerful vocal performances and bass playing influenced by funk, soul,
blues and hard rock. An iconic figure of 1970s rock, he is best known for his
stint with Deep Purple (1973-1976), his work with Trapeze, Black Country
Communion and a prolific solo career spanning more than four decades. Born into
a working-class family, Hughes discovered music through his mother's collection
of soul and R&B records, including Stevi...
