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Marshall Lawrence
Marshall Lawrence (born 1956) is a Canadian musician. Lawrence is often referred to as the "Doctor of the Blues", as he also works as a psychologist.〔North, Peter (October 21, 2008). "Sunny attitude gives rise to Morning After: 'It was about hooking up and having fun,' says blues veteran Marshall Lawrence", ''Edmonton Journal'', p. D4.〕
==Early years==
Lawrence was born in Flin Flon, Manitoba. After the age of 10 he moved to and grew up in Windsor, Ontario.〔Levesque, Roger (June 11, 2010). "(Blues doctor strums healing tunes )", ''Edmonton Journal''. Retrieved December 29, 2012.〕 At the same time he became interested in rock and roll and asked his father for a guitar. Lawrence enjoyed his Echo semi-acoustic guitar and inspired by Jimi Hendrix was determined to learn how to play it.
Lawrence played his first gig in 1969 in Windsor, Ontario, with a band named The Peanut Gallery, playing a 1969 Gibson SG through a Fender Dual Showman. He blew an amp playing "Johnny B. Goode." As a teen, he spent most of the 1970s and 80s exploring guitar rock styles, while being employed at a car factory in Windsor. Later on in his life, Lawrence moved east to Kingston to pursue a Ph.D in psychology.
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