Don Ross

Don Ross is a pioneering figure in the world of fingerstyle guitar, celebrated for his complex and emotive compositions, as well as his innovative techniques. Born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in 1960, Ross's style blends folk, classical, jazz, and rock music, creating an acoustic guitar sound that is uniquely his own. He made history in 1988 as the first Canadian to win the prestigious U.S. National Fingerstyle Guitar Championship, an accolade he claimed for a second time in 1996, solidifying his status as a master of the guitar.

Throughout his career, Ross has released a slew of albums that exhibit his dexterity and creativity as a musician. His recent works include the contemplative "Sambava," inventive projects like "Music for Games, Vol. 1" and "Music for Games, Vol. 2," and the melodically intricate "Three Views of a Secret." Notable albums such as "Breakfast for Dogs" and "The Thing That Came From Somewhere" — the latter a collaboration with fellow guitarist Andy McKee — showcase his ability to juxtapose complex rhythms with heartfelt melodies, earning him a loyal following among guitar aficionados and music lovers alike. Ross's contributions to the world of fingerstyle guitar music have been influential, making him a revered figure and a true innovator in modern acoustic guitar music.

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Single - Released January 14, 2024
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