“Truly one of my favorite songwriters ever!”

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What guitar does Emily King play?
Emily King is listed as a Taylor Guitars artist and has been seen using a Taylor acoustic guitar. Off stage, Emily King has said they love Yusuf/Cat Stevens' Tea for the Tillerman, Michael Jackson's Dangerous, Miles Davis' Kind of Blue and Missy Elliott's Supa Dupa Fly.
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Records that shaped me
“Truly one of my favorite songwriters ever!”
“This record was such a big influence on me. I love the industrial sound of Teddy Riley's production.”
“Maybe the most perfect piece of music ever.”
“This record got me through my middle school insecurities.”
About Emily King's gear.
What guitar does Emily King play?
Emily King is featured on Taylor Guitars' official artist roster and has been seen using a Taylor acoustic guitar. The exact model is not named on the artist page.
What albums influenced Emily King?
In her Five Essential Albums list for WFUV, Emily King has said they love Tea for the Tillerman, Dangerous, Kind of Blue and Supa Dupa Fly, along with her parents' jazz duo record If You Could See Me Now.
What does Emily King say about Michael Jackson's Dangerous?
Emily King has said they love Dangerous, writing that the record was a big influence and that Teddy Riley's industrial production always felt like an extension of New York City.
Emily King is a Grammy nominated singer, songwriter and guitarist from New York City. This guide covers her guitar maker and the albums she has written about as essential listening.
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