Graham started taking an interest in bass when he first
saw a kid's pop music TV programme in 1976. It featured a group called 'The
Arrows' and he thought that the guy plucking the 'four stringed guitar' with his
two fingers looked really cool! More than that, seeing Queen perform 'Bohemian
Rhapsody' on 'Top of the Pops' and listening to Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the
Moon' album were probably the catalysts that caused him to play music.
Since then, he's played in numerous bands and gigged all over the UK. His main
bass playing influences include John Deacon, Bernard Edwards and Geddy Lee and
his favourite bands include Kansas, Queen and Cheap Trick. Graham's favourite
music ranges from the classic progressive bands such as Yes, Genesis & Jethro
Tull through to the equally classic 'AOR' bands such as Foreigner, Journey &
Boston. Graham brings additional song writing and backing vocal skills to the
band too.