Christopher Cross: His Influences, Songs and Incredible Guitar Knowledge!



In this episode I talk with the great Christopher Cross about his influences, his famous hits and his incredible knowledge of guitars and guitar players!

Original video about the “Ride Like the Wind” solo https://youtu.be/j8VwP5iEr1g

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37 thoughts on “Christopher Cross: His Influences, Songs and Incredible Guitar Knowledge!”

  1. Great interview, nice flow, history and fun stories.
    Beautiful looking video studio/set and lighting (watched it on my phone and had to re-watch it on a big monitor)

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  2. Chris has always let his music do the talking, but Rick pulled a lot of things out of him that were quite surprising, especially his connection to so many great artists.

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  3. I can listen to Sailing for hours and feel lost in another world. Somehow the open tuning, arrangement, and song just has this quality about it that sounds endless. That song released before my time but I've heard it through the years and it's like a beautiful dream. A sonic signature in time so unique that it will forever stick in my memory. I love this interview!

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  4. Just great to listen to this. Unreal that he's 72 – he just looks and sounds about 30 years younger. Lovely hearing how he came up with Sailing; mystical is a great description of the process of creation.

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  5. Fascinating that Sailing is in an open tuning. Goes to show the internet, while helpful, can be full of crap. I keep seeing it capo’d up and in standard. Can’t always believe what ya read I guess. 😁

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