Arthur Louis

Arthur Louis (born June 21, 1950 to a Jamaican mother) is of British nationality. His surname is pronounced as luːɪs (Lewis) in British and American English and he is known as a guitarist, vocalist and songwriter. In his late teens he attended Michigan State University where he joined and toured extensivly withTerminal Stations . Louis is a leading exponent of rock, blues and reggae crossover music. He released an album in 1974, titled Knocking on Heaven's Door, and was responsible for introducing the work of musician Mike Oldfield to Virgin Records. Louis has released three solo albums and now lives and plays with his band in London. Louis's reggae influenced interpretations of songs such as Bob Dylan's "Knockin' on Heaven's Door"...