• Bryan Harvey

    Archive Posted On March 1, 2006
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    Singer-songwriter BRYAN HARVEY, who led the guitar/drums duo House Of Freaks in the 1980s and later played in the alt-rock supergroup Gutterball, was found brutally murdered in his Richmond, Virginia, home along with his wife and two daughters on January 1. He was 49. “He was a great singer, an unbelievable guitarist, and the best co-writer you could ever want,” his Gutterball bandmate Steve Wynn wrote of Harvey in a remembrance posted to the Rhino Records website.




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