Guy Morris Kirkland, Washington
Guy's musical roots evolved from drum circles, street bands and a $10 Tijuana
guitar.
He served at the Cornerstone, a coffeehouse, serving free meals, singing three times a week.
During the 90's Guy was an offbeat worship leader at Hope Chapel in Venice, CA.
Guy once wrote for Disney Records honing his craft for the master mouse.
Guy now records at home just for the joy.
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