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“I tend to think if you wouldn’t sing it, don’t play it”: Session player turned Mamas Gun guitar slinger Terry Lewis on the enduring majesty of the 335 semi-hollow and what he learned from Larry Carlton
- A formidable session guitarist and teacher at BIMM, Terry Lewis is the virtuoso presence behind London neo-soul quintet Mamas Gun
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Larry Carlton: "I believe my Sire line is better than anything Fender's Squier line is producing. These are great guitars, and I believe in them"
The jazz great explains why he made the switch from Gibson to produce his own range of affordable guitars, based on his iconic vintage instruments
- EntertainmentThe Florida Times-Union
Larry Carlton: You've heard his guitar on songs from Neil Diamond to Barbra Streisand
You've almost certainly heard Larry Carlton's guitar work on other people's hits. Now you can see him live at the Jacksonville Jazz Festival.
- EntertainmentThe Florida Times-Union
Sanborn, Dirty Dozen, more to play free Jacksonville Jazz Festival shows
The Jacksonville Jazz Festival will return to the downtown streets on Memorial Day weekend, with show by Wynton Marsalis, Larry Carlton and others.
- EntertainmentThe Tennessean
Michael Rhodes, award-winning Hall of Fame bass guitarist, Nashville favorite, dead at 69
The 69-year old's career highlights include playing on a quartet of soulful, powerhouse 90s-era country-to-pop crossover classics
- EntertainmentVariety
Japanese Rock Star Tak Matsumoto Lists Showbiz Pedigreed Beverly Hills Estate
He may not be an everyday household name in America, but Takahiro “Tak” Matsumoto has long been an indisputable megastar in his native Japan, where his rock duo, B’z, is the country’s top selling band of all time, with more than 100 million records sold worldwide. The 50-something-year-old guitar virtuoso, who also has a successful […]
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‘An All-Around Musician’: Steely Dan Guitarists Share Their Experiences of Working With Walter Becker
One of the great legacies of Steely Dan exists in the band’s second guitarist seat. Billboard had the opportunity to speak with four men who sat in that all-important chair of the Steely Dan ensemble.
