Jesse Ed Davis

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Jesse Ed Davis was a renowned Native American guitarist and session musician known for his work with artists like Jackson Browne, Taj Mahal, and John Lennon during the late 1960s and 1970s.

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Jesse Ed Davis canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf guitarist
human
recording artist
session musician
songwriter
activeYearsEndTime 1980s
activeYearsStartTime 1960s
associatedAct Albert King
B.B. King
linked to: B. B. King

Conway Twitty
Eric Clapton
Gene Clark
George Harrison
Jackson Browne
John Lennon
Leon Russell
Neil Diamond
Ringo Starr
Rod Stewart
Taj Mahal
The Faces
The Monkees
The Rolling Stones
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicity Kiowa
linked to: Kiowa people

Native American
familyName Davis
genre blues
country rock
rock music
roots rock
givenName Jesse
instrument acoustic guitar
electric guitar
knownFor being a prominent Native American guitarist in mainstream rock and blues
distinctive slide guitar work
extensive session work in the late 1960s and 1970s
name Jesse Ed Davis
notableWork collaborations with Eric Clapton
collaborations with George Harrison
collaborations with Jackson Browne
collaborations with John Lennon
collaborations with Leon Russell
collaborations with Taj Mahal
solo album "Jesse Davis"
solo album "Keep Me Comin'"
solo album "Ululu"
occupation guitarist
record producer
session musician
songwriter

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Doctor My Eyes hasSessionMusician Jesse Ed Davis
White Light producer Jesse Ed Davis
White Light hasPersonnel Jesse Ed Davis
Jesse Ed Davis name Jesse Ed Davis