Davy Graham was a British folk and acoustic guitarist, born on November 26, 1940, in Leicester, England. He is known for his innovative fingerpicking style and his ability to blend various musical genres, including folk, blues, and jazz. Graham's work has influenced many musicians and he is often credited with popularizing the use of alternate tunings in guitar playing. Throughout his career, Davy Graham released several albums, starting with his debut, "Folk, Blues and Beyond," in 1964. He collaborated with various artists and was a key figure in the British folk revival of the 1960s. Graham's contributions to music have left a lasting legacy, inspiring generations of guitarists.