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Category: Great Guitar Collaborations
Explore the stories behind the jams, the creative friction, and the shared genius that happens when two or more guitar heroes (or guitarists and other artists) join forces. From fiery duels and groundbreaking studio sessions to unforgettable live performances, we analyze the techniques, the chemistry, and the lasting impact of the greatest collaborative moments involving the guitar.
Three Kings of Blues: The Legendary Gary Moore, Albert King, and Albert Collins Jam
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Atmospheric Architecture: The Cerebral Synergy of Summers and Fripp
In 1982, Andy Summers was at the height of his fame with The Police, while Robert Fripp was continuing to…
The Night the Stars Aligned: Buddy Guy and SRV at the Lone Star Cafe
While the set featured several blues standards, the standout moment was their take on "Mary Had A Little Lamb." Though…
Drinkin’ TNT ‘N’ Smokin’ Dynamite: The Explosive 1974 Summit of Junior Wells and Buddy Guy
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The Guitar That Wept: Mick Taylor and Carla Olson’s Timeless Take on “Winter”
Mick Taylor and Carla Olson is a powerful reminder that the blues is not about age or genre, but about…
Nashville’s Finest: Brent Mason and Johnny Hiland’s Session-Guitar Showdown
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