Chris Luquette is the guitarist in the Grammy-nominated band Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen, and the multi-instrumentalist routinely plays gigs under his own name as well. He released his first solo album, called The Way I View the World, in late 2019, and it is a collection of original tunes and songs, as well as covers of some of Chris’s favorite traditional and modern songs.

Chris stopped by the Peghead Nation studio while he was on tour with Maddie Whitler (mandolin) and Max Johnson (bass), and the trio played a great version of Chris’s original song, “Home to You.”

Chris is playing one of his signature model Preston Thompson guitars.

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