Graham Rodgers, from Sheffield, finally woke from his coma when nurses played him his own songs.
Graham Rodgers , pictured with his band Calico Fever, said he "owed his life" to the heroic efforts of NHS staff
Graham Rodgers nearly died after suffering a stroke and further complications following a Covid infection in March 2020. While in hospital he suffered three further minor strokes, a heart attack, pneumonia, septicaemia, blood clots on his lungs and had to be revived three times.Graham Rodgers said playing with his band again would be a "major milestone"
Discussing relearning the guitar, he said: "One day I picked it up and it was like going back to square one - I burst into tears because I thought I had lost music.
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