Melvin Sparks

Melvin Sparks was an American jazz and blues guitarist. Born on March 22, 1946 in Houston, Texas, he made a significant impact on the music scene before his death on March 15, 2011 in Mount Vernon, New York.

Known for his soulful sound and impressive guitar skills, Melvin Sparks drew inspiration from various genres including jazz and blues. His unique style resonated with audiences around the world and earned him a dedicated following.

Influenced by artists such as Boogaloo Joe Jones, Charles Earland, and Leon Spencer among others, Melvin Sparks created music that blended elements of funk, soul, and R&B. His collaborations with notable performers like Reuben Wilson and Rusty Bryant further showcased his versatility as a musician.