Roy Buchanan

Roy Buchanan was an American guitarist and blues rock musician, known for his innovative Telecaster playing style. Throughout his career, he released several albums, including "Roy Buchanan" (1972), "Second Album" (1973), and "Live Stock" (1975). His 1985 album "When a Guitar Plays the Blues" was nominated for a Grammy Award. Buchanan was renowned for creating unique sounds without using effect pedals, often employing techniques like "chicken picking" and "pinch harmonics." He collaborated with artists such as Robbie Robertson and Danny Gatton. Although he never achieved commercial success, he is considered one of the most influential guitarists of his time. The products available from the artist Roy Buchanan include CDs, vinyls.