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Joe Satriani
One of the most technically accomplished rock guitarists ever. Satriani's Ibanez JS series guitars through Marshall amps produce a fluid, singing lead tone that bridges rock, metal, and jazz fusion. He taught Steve Vai, Kirk Hammett, and Larry LaLonde before becoming a solo instrumental rock star.
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