Shawn Lane

Guitarist, songwriter, and music producer

Shawn Lane - Artists & Creatives born March 21st, 1963
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A prominent guitarist and songwriter, contributed significantly to the music scene with unique techniques and compositions. Gained recognition in the instrumental rock genre through projects and collaborations. Released influential albums showcasing technical proficiency and creativity. Collaborated with notable musicians and participated in numerous live performances, furthering the reach of his innovative guitar work. Also produced music for various artists, leaving a lasting mark on the industry.

Released the album 'Powers of Ten'

Contributed to 'Rising Force' by Yngwie Malmsteen

Collaborated with various musicians

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