As one of the early pioneers in the 60s "Troubadour Days" in Los Angeles, Kenny Edwards helped develop folk rock. A founding member of The Stone Poneys, Kenny established himself early on as a top guitarist, bass player, composer, singer and arranger for Linda Ronstadt. He continues to create new and wonderful music today by recording with Bryndle, scoring for film and television, and accompanying Karla Bonoff. Kenny is one of the "behind the scenes" greats with a firm footing in American popular music.

“I never really liked stomp box compressors: too puffy sounding and lacking in bite. The JangleBox cures all that. It has a great tone, like a Vox AC-30 turned way up-clean and defined but singing, like on ‘Nowhere Man’. A very nice piece of work."

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