Robert Cray
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![[From left] Albert Collins, Robert Crae, Johnny Copeland are pictured with their guitars for the cover of their 1985 blues classic, Showdown!](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/LXLhnEv5ajK8P6jFYejjaB-320-80.jpg)
By Andrew Daly Published
In 1985, Albert Collins, Johnny Copeland, and Robert Cray got together for Showdown! – a bona-fide blues classic, and, as Cray tells us, a real fun time, too

By Andrew Daly Published
We get the lowdown on Robert Cray’s 15-strong Strat collection, and why one guitar was never the same after he lent it to Sonny Landreth

By Andrew Daly Published
Back in the limelight thanks in part to an initiative by Vernon Reid, the veteran guitarist reflects on what made him a Strat man for life, and why we all need to accept that “there will never be another Howlin' Wolf or Muddy Waters”

By Matt Owen Published
Five influential players have been highlighted by the Living Colour guitarist – and now their online profiles have exploded

By Phil Short Published
Solo in major and minor keys with this lesson in the style of one of blues guitar's most legendary players

By Matt Parker Published
The bluesman told The Washington Post that Clapton’s decision to sing lyrics comparing lockdowns to slavery was a significant factor

By James Wood Published
Dear Guitar Hero: The longstanding bluesman answers your questions on everything from songwriting to playing with Eric Clapton

By Pat Heath Published
Advance your guitar playing in 30 minutes by nailing these distinct styles
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