John Mayer

John Clayton Mayer was born on 16 October 1977, an American singer-songwriter and a guitarist. Formely from Connecticut, Mayer had attended the Berklee Music College, before he shifted to Atlanta - Georgia, in the year 1998, where he experienced his abilities and achieved the following; his first 2 albums, Room for Things and Squares which went extremely well commercially and achieved a multi-platinum rank. He won the excellent Male Pop choral Grammy Performance for Your Body Is Wonderland in 2003.

At the age of 17, Mayer suffered from Cardiac arrhythmia for which he was hospitalized. Soon after, he started to suffer from crippling fear attacks. After completion of his graduation he had worked at a fuel station for 15 months till he made sufficient money to purchase his first appropriate guitar.

Mayer started his career by performing mostly acoustic pop and rock, but steadily started an evolution towards blues genres by working with famous blues artists in 2005 such as King B. B. and formed the trio of John Mayer. The blues authority could be noticed on his famous album, the Continuum., which was released in 2006 September. Mayers career search has extended to design, stand-up comedy and writing; he wrote sections for magazines, remarkably for Esquire. Mayer was also engaged in charitable activities through Back to You subsidize as well as his agonize on global warming.