One album by a man who played this instrument featured the tracks featured a cover of Miles Davis's "No Blues" along with the original composition "Four on Six."
One album by a man who played this instrument featured the tracks featured a cover of Miles Davis's "No Blues" along with the original composition "Four on Six." That album, Smokin' at the Half Note, was recorded by Wes Montgomery. Another jazz musician who plays this instrument has released albums like Earth Run and the self-titled Rit and Rit 2, and another player of this instrument frequently collaborated with Steve Rodby in his namesake Group. That Group released tracks like "Are You Going with Me?" and (*) "Last Train Home." The recently deceased Jim Hall played this instrument. Lee Ritenour and Pat Metheny play this instrument, of which a special Pikasso 42 string model was produced for Metheny. For 10 points, name this instrument whose blues players include B.B. King and Eric Clapton.
One album by a man who played this instrument featured the tracks featured a cover of Miles Davis's "No Blues" along with the original composition "Four on Six."
electric guitar (do not accept bass guitar)