Terry Easton Los Angeles, California
Terry Easton is a finger-style guitarist whose original compositions are conveyed with a contemporary
feel.
Most of his tunes are “busy”, but all are memorable and have infectious melodies. He incorporates finger picking guitar techniques with bottleneck slide which yields a unique listening experience. “Claremont 2:05 P.M.” captures different moods. Some intense, some soothing.
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