Ray Gomez
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Moroccan-born Spanish guitarist, born 1953, Casablanca, Morocco - died July 2026.
He moved to Spain in 1965, and began his musical career playing percussion and piano before transitioning to the guitar. In 1968, he joined the instrumental band [a=Los Pekenikes]. In 1971, he had great success with the song "Mamy Blue" with [a=The Pop Tops]. In 1973, [a243955] invited him to London, England, where he met [a252850], [a5083], and [a277582]. A year later he went to New York where he met [a=John Lennon] and other important musicians and became a sought-after session guitarist. His playing on [a=Stanley Clarke]'s album "School Days" (1976) is considered as some of his best work.
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Narada Michael Walden
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Melba Moore
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Ted Currier
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Kelvin Jones
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Michael Gibbs
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John Jarrett
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Perfection Light Symphony
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Rick Rowe
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Ray Chew
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Jolyon Skinner
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Steve Baldwin
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Mickey Curry
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Frank Fuchs
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Steve Robbins (2)
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David Sancious
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Michael Barbiero
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