#Arlen roth rock guitar for dummies plus
The all-star lineup of notable players who also appeared on the sessions include Cindy Cashdollar on lap steel guitar, and acoustic guitar wizards Billy Panda and Bryan Sutton, plus Tom Hambridge’s long-time bassist, Tommy MacDonald.Īs a guitar fanatic and amateur Tele player myself, it was daunting to put pen to paper and review an album like this with a collection of guitar masters of this caliber. Recorded mostly in Nashville, TeleMasters was produced by Grammy-winner Tom Hambridge (Buddy Guy,) who also played drums on the sessions. This album is dedicated to the great ‘Tele Masters’ of the past: Albert Collins, Danny Gatton, Mike Bloomfield, Roy Buchanan, Clarence White, Roy Nichols, Don Rich, Jimmy Bryant, Luther Perkins, Muddy Waters and so many more.” “I got to do some Telecaster duets with the best of the best when it comes to Tele playing. “This was such a rewarding experience for me to make,” says Roth about the new album. and Arlen’s daughter, Lexie Roth, a highlight vocalist on the album. The record is made up of mostly instrumentals but there are a few that feature soulful vocals by Jack Pearson, Steve Cropper, Sweet Mikey C. TeleMasters offers a fairly broad brush of genres with country and bluegrass, blues, blues-rock and gypsy jazz. You can’t beat this kind of musicianship, the timeless classics and original songs.
Joining Roth are Joe Bonamassa, Steve Cropper, Jerry Donahue, Vince Gill, Johnny Hiland, Bill Kirchen, Albert Lee, Brent Mason, Brad Paisley, Jack Pearson, Will Ray, Redd Volkaert and Steve Wariner.Įven if you’re not zeroed in on the Telecaster, there’s plenty of variety on TeleMasters for all music fans. Acclaimed guitar master, Arlen Roth teamed up with a host of fellow Telecaster greats to release his latest album, TeleMasters, out Februvia Aquinnah Records.
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