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The Sound of One Guitar

June 18, 2025

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The Sound of One Guitar

The Sound of One Guitar: 10 Guitarists Who Shaped Music with Their Unique Sonic Fingerprints By James Stratton | June 2025 In a world where thousands of guitarists churn out impeccable scales, perfect bends, and tone-chasing rig rundowns, it’s increasingly rare to find players whose very touch on the fretboard carves out a distinct and […]

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