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1938 – 2026

Wayne Moss

“Wayne Moss was a guitarist of dexterous skill and sophisticated taste. Listen carefully to Bob Dylan’s ‘I Want You’ or Roy Orbison’s ‘Oh, Pretty Woman’ or Waylon Jennings’s ‘Only Daddy That’ll Walk the Line.’ You’ll hear innovative electric lead parts that drew attention to Nashville’s world-class musicianship. As a studio owner, his doors were equally wide open to pop, rock, and country music. Wayne was a musical torchbearer and a creative pathfinder who left his own resounding stamp on music history.”

—Kyle Young, CEO
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum