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1. American singer, songwriter, guitarist. As lead guitarist for Lou Reed in the mid ’s Ross was embedded in the New York underground. Picking up tricks along the way from guitar greats like Mick Ronson and Rick Derringer he has acquired his skills playing and recording with the likes of Eddie Kendricks, The Wailers, and others.

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2. Singer-songwriter, guitarist and banjo player from Whitewater, Wisconsin, USA.

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3. My name is Jeff Strickland, I’m a musician, producer and songwriter, recording music again after a 2 Followers: K.

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8. Guitarist, Multi-Instrumentalist, Producer, Composer, Singer/Songwriter, Studio Owner and Engineer. Paul is used to wearing any or all of these hats. Since the early eighties right up to the present, Paul has and continues to contribute to some of the most iconic and recognizable popular music.

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