Home Uncategorized Lonnie Mack is an unsung hero in the development of the modern guitar solo – learn the blues guitar pyrotechnics that lit a fire under Stevie Ray Vaughan

Lonnie Mack is an unsung hero in the development of the modern guitar solo – learn the blues guitar pyrotechnics that lit a fire under Stevie Ray Vaughan

March 28, 2024 comments off

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A key influence on SRV classics such as Scuttle Buttin’, Lonnie Mack’s trailblazing style is worth another look

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