Genres /
pop/session
15 players with sourced pop/session rigs.
guitar
Brent Mason
Alan Jackson · George Strait · Shania TwainNashville's most-recorded session guitarist.
3 eras · 11 pieces bassCarol Kaye
The Wrecking Crew · The Beach BoysWrecking Crew session bass legend.
1 era · 4 pieces guitarGeorge Harrison
The Beatles · Traveling WilburysThe Beatles' lead guitarist.
3 eras · 11 pieces bassJames Jamerson
The Funk Brothers (Motown)Motown's P-Bass foundation.
2 eras · 5 pieces guitarJohn Mayer
Solo artist · Dead & Company · John Mayer TrioStrat-and-Dumble blues tone with pop polish.
9 eras · 67 pieces guitarJonny Buckland
ColdplayColdplay's lead guitarist: chiming Teles, Jazzmasters and Rickenbacker 12-strings drenched in delay and reverb.
4 eras · 24 pieces bassNathan East
Fourplay · Eric ClaptonSession bass great.
1 era · 1 pieces guitarNile Rodgers
ChicThe Hitmaker.
1 era · 5 pieces guitarPaul Jackson Jr.
Michael Jackson · Whitney HoustonSession and gospel guitar great.
1 era · 3 pieces bassPaul McCartney
Solo artist · The Beatles · WingsThe Beatles' melodic bassist.
3 eras · 10 pieces bassPino Palladino
The Who · John Mayer Trio · D'AngeloGiuseppe "Pino" PalladinoFretless '80s to P-bass pocket.
1 era · 1 pieces guitarPrince
Solo artist · The Revolution · New Power GenerationPrince Rogers NelsonThe Cloud guitar.
3 eras · 8 pieces guitarSteve Cropper
Booker T. & the M.G.'s · The Blues BrothersStax house guitarist (Booker T. & the M.G.'s).
1 era · 1 pieces guitarTim Pierce
Bon Jovi · Rick SpringfieldL.A. session veteran.
1 era · 8 pieces guitarTom Bukovac
Session playerNashville first-call session ace.
1 era · 10 pieces