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Jon Catler

Jon Catler is an American composer and guitarist specially known for playing microtonal guitars like 31-tone equal tempered guitar, a 62-tone just intonation guitar, and a fretless neck. He is the member of Catler Bros and Willie McBlind bands.

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Genres
blues, jazz rock, contemporary music, microtonal music
Instrument
Guitar
Label
FreeNote Records
Occupations
Composer, Guitarist
Years active
1993–present

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Jon Catler

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Jon Catler

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related to Discography · 24
Jon Catler → American Festival, Bad Thing, Birdhouse, Birdhouse1996, Catler Brothers1995, Crash Landing, Devil's Dance, Electric Guitar, Evolution, Find My Way Back, Home, Jon Catler1998, Jon Catler2001, Just Stompin, LaMonte Young1993, Michael Zentner1993, Microtonal Music, O'Clock Blues Band2009, Orchestra, Playtime
related to External links · 3
Jon Catler → Archived, FreeNote LabelJon Catler's Blog, Wayback Machine
Genres · 1
Jon Catler → blues, jazz rock, contemporary music, microtonal music
Instrument · 1
Jon Catler → Guitar
Label · 1
Jon Catler → FreeNote Records
Occupations · 1
Jon Catler → Composer, Guitarist
Website · 1
Jon Catler → www.freenotemusic.com
Years active · 1
Jon Catler → 1993–present
is a · 1
Jon Catler → American composer and guitarist specially known for playing microtonal guitars like 31-tone equal tempered guitar

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music catler microtonal guitar jazz just festival label freenote intonation rock jon american playing 31-tone equal tempered system also established

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Jon CatlerGenresblues, jazz rock, contemporary music, microtonal music1.00infobox
Jon CatlerInstrumentGuitar1.00infobox
Jon CatlerLabelFreeNote Records1.00infobox
Jon CatlerOccupationsComposer, Guitarist1.00infobox
Jon CatlerWebsitewww.freenotemusic.com1.00infobox
Jon CatlerYears active1993–present1.00infobox
Jon Catleris aAmerican composer and guitarist specially known for playing microtonal guitars like 31-tone equal tempered guitar0.90text
Jon Catlerrelated to DiscographyUltra Minor0.60section
Jon Catlerrelated to DiscographyRa-Kalam Bob Moses20180.60section
Jon Catlerrelated to DiscographyDevil's Dance0.60section
Jon Catlerrelated to DiscographyO'Clock Blues Band20090.60section
Jon Catlerrelated to DiscographyBad Thing0.60section

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