His musical talent has gone far beyond Mr. Slowhand. Andy Fairweather Low (Hengoed, Wales, 1948) has been a coveted treasure for popular music over the last sixty years, undoubtedly the most demanded British guitarist. His talent has never expired; Fairweather Low’s presence has been constantly behind an endless list of pop, rock, and blues stars who have achieved essential status in the history of musical culture throughout those decades. There’s no secret—it's the ability and intelligence of a musician to adapt to any style, his range and ingenuity to fit the right place, the honesty in playing his role in each situation, and his ability to contemporize with any context. Andy Fairweather Low began in 1966 with the band Amen Corner, and since then his presence has been pivotal, almost always from the background, in chronicling much of the iconography of the past six decades of popular musical culture. At 76, Andy has just released his eleventh solo album, a blues album that returns to his roots as a tribute to his beginnings, where he shines superbly—a true luxury for those who value originality.