Singer, studio musician, songwriter, producer...these words only begin to describe Jack Pearson. But guitarist is what comes to most people's minds when they hear his name. According to the Nashville Scene, he has "quietly earned a national reputation as the guitarist of choice when someone needs a mature, tasteful picker with a broad knowledge of blues, jazz, and soulful rock." Blues revue calls him a "world-class guitarist...Nashville's most unassuming musician." Rolling Stone magazine brags on his "light touch and fluid, jazzy style...and dynamic slide playing." And Real Blues magazine hails him as "one of the best blues/rock guitarists on the scene today." Jack has worked with many artists through the years including The Allman Brothers Band ('93, '97-'99 and 2005), Delbert McClinton, Lee Ann Womack, Groove Holmes, Faith Hill, Jimmy Smith, Lee Roy Parnell, Tracy Nelson, Shelby Lynne, Dan Penn, and others too numerous to mention. His guitar playing has been featured on studio albums by Gregg Allman, Jimmy Buffett, Chris LeDoux, Bobby "Blue" Bland, The Bacon Brothers, Billy Montana, Jimmy Hall and a host of others. And his songs have been recorded by such artists as Gregg Allman, Tracy Nelson, The Allman Brothers Band, Jimmy Hall, Gov't Mule, Johnny Jenkins and Lee Roy Parnell.