Kevin Armstrong

Kevin Armstrong first made his reputation as a guitarist in the 1980's featuring on Thomas Dolby's Early Albums and as musical director for David Bowie at Live Aid. He Played on Iggy Pop's 'Blah Blah Blah' album and MD'd the touring band of 1986/87. He went on to play guitar for Prefab Sprout, co-wrote songs and played with Morrissey, played guitar in the house band for Jonathan Ross' 'Last Resort' with Steve Nieve and toured Japan with Sandie Shaw and later Kevin Ayers. Kevin returned to work with Bowie on the 'Tin Machine' album and tour has produced two hit albums for Keziah Jones.

In the 1990's Kevin established a studio in London and now concentrated on composition and production for TV and films while still performing regularly as a guitarist. Kevin undertook production work for the second 'Fame Academy' series for BBC TV and the attendant spin-off albums including a Bee-Gee's cover album, the winners album and co-produced tracks for winner Alex Parks solo LP. He wrote and produced music for 'Trouble In Paradise' for ITV, produced music for Derren Brown Mind Control and also produces the content for Tesco TV's in-store broadcasting network. Kevin has just returned from a world tour as guitarist with Sinead O'Connor and has completed production on a new Keziah Jones album.

As well as his amazing talents as a composer of original work, Kevin is a master of the soundalike, and has turned his hand to many recently successful soundalike projects.