Ray Edenton

American guitarist and session musician.
Died on Wednesday September 28th 2022

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@ProtestMusica: RT @nytimesmusic: Most country acts of the era did not feature drummers in their lineups. Ray Edenton’s nimble, unobtrusive guitar playing,… - 3 years ago

@nytimesmusic: Most country acts of the era did not feature drummers in their lineups. Ray Edenton’s nimble, unobtrusive guitar pl… - 3 years ago

@gethypedllc: Revered Country Musician Ray Edenton Dead at 95 - 3 years ago

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@PopCulture: Revered Country Musician Ray Edenton Dead at 95 - 3 years ago

@billyjoebowers: RT @BooksandTunes: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Roger Miller’s “King of t… - 3 years ago

@nytimesmusic: Ray Edenton’s work as a session musician reached beyond country music, with singers like Julie Andrews, Rosemary Cl… - 3 years ago

@BeautyGirl007: RT @coca536: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@coca536: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@alta_fidelidad: Fallece Ray Edenton. El guitarrista asentado en Nashville fue de los músicos de sesión más prolíficos y habituales… - 3 years ago

@peterbruyn: RT @nytimesmusic: On the Everly Brothers’ “Wake Up Little Susie” and “Bye Bye Love,” both of which reached the pop, country and R&B Top 10… - 3 years ago

@PaulMick: RT @nytimesmusic: On the Everly Brothers’ “Wake Up Little Susie” and “Bye Bye Love,” both of which reached the pop, country and R&B Top 10… - 3 years ago

@mariali94316534: RT @nytimesmusic: On the Everly Brothers’ “Wake Up Little Susie” and “Bye Bye Love,” both of which reached the pop, country and R&B Top 10… - 3 years ago

@notesonnoise1: RT @nytimesmusic: On the Everly Brothers’ “Wake Up Little Susie” and “Bye Bye Love,” both of which reached the pop, country and R&B Top 10… - 3 years ago

@nytimesmusic: On the Everly Brothers’ “Wake Up Little Susie” and “Bye Bye Love,” both of which reached the pop, country and R&B T… - 3 years ago

@3QD: Ray Edenton (1926 – 2022) Country Music Guitarist - 3 years ago

@pcooney55: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@PaulMick: RT @nytimesmusic: Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler,” Roger Miller’s “King of the Road” and Loretta Lynn’s “You Ain… - 3 years ago

@PekkaLehikoinen: RT @nytimesmusic: Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler,” Roger Miller’s “King of the Road” and Loretta Lynn’s “You Ain… - 3 years ago

@PynkEmber: RT @nytimesmusic: Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler,” Roger Miller’s “King of the Road” and Loretta Lynn’s “You Ain… - 3 years ago

@mattson_rainer: RT @nytimesmusic: Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler,” Roger Miller’s “King of the Road” and Loretta Lynn’s “You Ain… - 3 years ago

@nytimesmusic: Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler,” Roger Miller’s “King of the Road” and Loretta Lynn’s “Y… - 3 years ago

@JazzWax: This weekend at JazzWax, Mel C (pictured), Twyla Tharp, Bette Davis, Orrin Keepnews, Bret Primack, Ramsey Lewis, Jo… - 3 years ago

@EthanSVG: RT @nytimesmusic: His name was less known than his musicianship, but generations of listeners knew the records he helped make famous, a bod… - 3 years ago

@SofiaTheFirstM1: RT @nytimesmusic: His name was less known than his musicianship, but generations of listeners knew the records he helped make famous, a bod… - 3 years ago

@chanodelrio: RT @nytimesmusic: His name was less known than his musicianship, but generations of listeners knew the records he helped make famous, a bod… - 3 years ago

@004nino: RIP 27 917) #American #Ray #Edenton, ‘A-#Team’ #Studio #Guitarist in #Nashville, #Dies #September 21, 2022 a… - 3 years ago

@m1qkmck: RT @nytimesmusic: His name was less known than his musicianship, but generations of listeners knew the records he helped make famous, a bod… - 3 years ago

@pulmyears: RT @nytimesmusic: His name was less known than his musicianship, but generations of listeners knew the records he helped make famous, a bod… - 3 years ago

@EricBranner: RT @nytimesmusic: His name was less known than his musicianship, but generations of listeners knew the records he helped make famous, a bod… - 3 years ago

@ProtestMusica: RT @nytimesmusic: His name was less known than his musicianship, but generations of listeners knew the records he helped make famous, a bod… - 3 years ago

@nytimesmusic: His name was less known than his musicianship, but generations of listeners knew the records he helped make famous,… - 3 years ago

@GoneDeadRIP: RT @NYTObits: “Everybody in the world came here, and we recorded with all of them,” he said of Nashville’s studios. “You might do a pop ses… - 3 years ago

@bradweis: #obitpatrol Deaths: Journalists Jim Russell, Fritz Pleitgen; writers Barbara Klimowicz, Betty Levin; guitarist Ray… - 3 years ago

@hariattery: RT @NYTObits: “Everybody in the world came here, and we recorded with all of them,” he said of Nashville’s studios. “You might do a pop ses… - 3 years ago

@nytimesmusic: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brother… - 3 years ago

@jpeebles: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@Nate_ready2go: RT @NYTObits: “Everybody in the world came here, and we recorded with all of them,” he said of Nashville’s studios. “You might do a pop ses… - 3 years ago

@NYTObits: “Everybody in the world came here, and we recorded with all of them,” he said of Nashville’s studios. “You might do… - 3 years ago

@mstepczyk: RT @RadiganKyle: Ray Edenton, great Nashville studio guitarist over four decades, died Sept. 21. The NYT obituary called him "versatile" bu… - 3 years ago

@WILLIAMCRUM: via @NYTimes - 3 years ago

@NYTObits: In a career that spanned four decades, Ray Edenton played on thousands of sessions and accompanied many of the bigg… - 3 years ago

@DHGolland: Remembering noted sideman Ray Edenton: - 3 years ago

@RadiganKyle: Ray Edenton, great Nashville studio guitarist over four decades, died Sept. 21. The NYT obituary called him "versat… - 3 years ago

@hariattery: RT @NYTObits: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brothers, Charley… - 3 years ago

@CharlesLHughes2: RT @dlcantwell: Bill Friskics-Warren on the late Ray Edenton - 3 years ago

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@robahull: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@MarvLBluechip: R.I.P. Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@ghostdansing: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@ObitIndex: From New York Times Obituaries - Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95… - 3 years ago

@TomAndersen: The first song on the radio that I was conscious of was Wake Up Little Suzie. Here's the guy who played guitar with… - 3 years ago

@DShojiNakamoto: RT @BooksandTunes: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Roger Miller’s “King of t… - 3 years ago

@kayrations: RT @PGourevitch: RIP Ray Edenton, guitarist for Patsy Cline (Sweet Dreams), Kenny Rogers (The Gambler), Loretta Lynn (You Ain’t Woman Enoug… - 3 years ago

@kayrations: RT @BooksandTunes: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Roger Miller’s “King of t… - 3 years ago

@kayrations: RT @NYTObits: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brothers, Charley… - 3 years ago

@ny_tames: @nytimesarts Ray Edenton, a versatile session wooden boxist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like t… - 3 years ago

@kteemac: RT @NYTObits: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brothers, Charley… - 3 years ago

@CelebrityPool: RT @NYTObits: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brothers, Charley… - 3 years ago

@QuinlanQuinlan: RT @NYTObits: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brothers, Charley… - 3 years ago

@NYTObits: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brother… - 3 years ago

@ny_tames: @nytimesmusic Ray Edenton, "A-team" studio wooden boxist in Nashville, dies at 95. - 3 years ago

@Mr_McQwerty: RT @mikedolanny: "Ms. Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler,” Roger Miller’s “King of the Road” and Loretta Lynn’s “You Ain’t… - 3 years ago

@mikedolanny: "Ms. Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler,” Roger Miller’s “King of the Road” and Loretta Lynn’s “Yo… - 3 years ago

@neildrewitt: On the Everly Brothers’ “Wake Up Little Susie” and “Bye Bye Love,” both of which reached the pop, country and R&B T… - 3 years ago

@MatthewPhillips: Wow. Great playing, sir. Rest easy. - 3 years ago

@mapdesigns2020: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@FolkYouAll: via ⁦@nytimesmusic⁩ - 3 years ago

@deadpeoplecom: Sad to hear, Ray Edenton has passed away - #RayEdenton #Ray #Edenton #rip - 3 years ago

@tvsteve: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - The New York Times - 3 years ago

@nytimesmusic: Ray Edenton, "A-team" studio guitarist in Nashville, dies at 95. - 3 years ago

@whore_donut: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 - 3 years ago

@johnedugan: I honestly didn't know Nashville session guitarist Ray Edenton was from Virginia. Huge body of work. - 3 years ago

@grbenny: RT @BooksandTunes: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Roger Miller’s “King of t… - 3 years ago

@john_slotkin: via @NYTimes - 3 years ago

@jonathanotcher1: RT @nytimesarts: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brothers, Char… - 3 years ago

@Winston_Wolfe: RT @nytimesarts: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brothers, Char… - 3 years ago

@BugsGroove: RT @nytimesarts: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brothers, Char… - 3 years ago

@nytimesarts: Ray Edenton, a versatile session guitarist who played on thousands of recordings by artists like the Everly Brother… - 3 years ago

@TejNagaraja: RIP Ray Edenton — Nashville studio guitarist — on Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Kenny Rogers’ “Gambler,” Roger Mil… - 3 years ago

@Ahclem53: - 3 years ago

@SusanRogersMH: RIP #RayEdenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville. I never knew his name but we all heard him play on countl… - 3 years ago

@radiohannibal: “Everybody in the world came here, and we recorded with all of them,”Mr. Edenton said of Nashville’s studios in his… - 3 years ago

@BruceKlayman: - 3 years ago

@FiftyFiftyGirl: RT @mhfm: The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum is saddened to learn of the passing of guitarist Ray Edenton.  He was inducted in 2007 as par… - 3 years ago

@Royorbisonjr: RT @mhfm: The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum is saddened to learn of the passing of guitarist Ray Edenton.  He was inducted in 2007 as par… - 3 years ago

@janggolan: RT @BooksandTunes: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Roger Miller’s “King of t… - 3 years ago

@jwomack: RT @BooksandTunes: Ray Edenton, ‘A-Team’ Studio Guitarist in Nashville, Dies at 95 Patsy Cline’s “Sweet Dreams,” Roger Miller’s “King of t… - 3 years ago

@markggarcia: RT @PGourevitch: RIP Ray Edenton, guitarist for Patsy Cline (Sweet Dreams), Kenny Rogers (The Gambler), Loretta Lynn (You Ain’t Woman Enoug… - 3 years ago