"Grace Bowers encountered Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton for the first time, exchanging ideas near a music board, which eventually led to Bowers featuring on Morton's latest solo album"
In an exciting collaboration, Mark Morton, known for his work with the heavy metal band Lamb of God, teamed up with rising star Grace Bowers on his latest solo record, "Without The Pain."
The pairing, particularly on the track "Dust," showcases a blend of Southern rock and blues sensibilities. Morton handled the slide guitar parts, while Bowers contributed the non-slide parts, complementing each other's styles beautifully.
This was their first time recording together, having previously interacted on social media before their meeting to work together.
Grace Bowers, who initially made a name for herself in blues, has been gaining recognition as a superstar in the music industry. Her versatility across genres is evident in her performances with Coldplay's Chris Martin, Peter Frampton, and Trey Anastasio.
During their collaboration, Bowers played an early '60s SG, a choice that may reflect the influence of that era's music on their work. However, specific details about an early '60s SG guitar in this collaboration are not explicitly mentioned.
Morton has been praised by Bowers for her work on "Dust," a testament to their successful collaboration. Bowers, in turn, has been highly praised by Morton for her contributions to the song.
Bowers is currently touring extensively, and fans can catch her live performances of "Dust" alongside Mark Morton and Cody Jinks.
It's worth noting that Molly Tuttle and Skunk Baxter are also featured in the same issue of Guitarist magazine as Mark Morton. Additionally, Jason Isbell and Tyler Bryant are among the collaborators on Morton's latest record, making it a star-studded affair.
Despite being primarily known for his work with Lamb of God, Morton continues to enjoy and appreciate his solo work. His latest record, "Without The Pain," showcases his Southern rock and blues chops, offering a refreshing change from his heavy metal background.
For more insights into Mark Morton's interview, pick up issue 527 of Guitarist magazine.
- Grace Bowers, who played an early '60s SG during their collaboration with Mark Morton, has been praised for her contributions to the song "Dust."
- Morton's latest solo record, "Without The Pain," featuring collaborations with stars like Grace Bowers, Molly Tuttle, and Skunk Baxter, showcases his Southern rock and blues chops, offering a refreshing change from his heavy metal background.
- Mark Morton, known for his work with the heavy metal band Lamb of God, used a pedalboard and a Telecaster during the slide guitar parts on the track "Dust," a collaborative piece with rising star Grace Bowers.
- Fender amps added the perfect tone to the unique technique presented by Mark Morton and Grace Bowers on their blended Southern rock and blues track, "Dust."
- During the recording of "Without The Pain," Grace Bowers, who has made a name for herself in blues but gained recognition as a superstar across various genres, played an early '60s SG to complement Morton's slide guitar parts.
