Larry Byrom

Larry Byrom is an American musician, primarily known for his work as a guitarist and songwriter. He emerged in the late 1960s and is best recognized for his contributions to the Southern rock and country rock genres. Byrom gained prominence in the early 1970s as a member of the band The Kinsmen and later joined the notable group, The Johnny Rivers Band, where he played guitar and contributed to the band's sound. One of his most significant achievements came as a member of the band the “The New Riders of the Purple Sage” in 1971, which blended country and rock influences, leaving a lasting impact on the genre. Byrom's guitar work and songwriting can also be heard on albums such as "Home, Home on the Road" and "Gypsy Cowboy." Byrom's influence extends beyond his performances, as he has worked with various artists in the music industry, contributing to the evolution of Southern rock and country music. His ability to merge different musical styles has made him a respected figure within the genre, and his work continues to be appreciated by fans of classic rock and country.