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Alex Campos, Verónica Leal Alex CamposAlex Campos 1 fan Alex Campos Édgar Alexánder Campos Mora (born September 10, 1976), better known as Alex Campos, is a Colombian Christian singer and songwriter that is popular in Latin America and in Spanish speaking countries. Alex Campos, won three Latin Grammy Awards for Best Christian album in Spanish . He is known for songs like Sueño de Morir, Al Taller del Maestro , Me robaste el Corazon , Tu Poeta, Como el Color de la Sangre , El Sonido del Silencio, No Tiene Priza, Lenguaje de Amor y Amigos . He has 16 years of career and 11 recordings. Each year reaches more than 400 thousand people during his concert tour. Now it has more than 8 million followers in their social networks and more than 6 million copies in the song Derroche de Amor. It is one of the most recognized in Latin Amer… more » Lyrics currently unavailable… Citation Use the citation below to add these lyrics to your bibliography:

When we did the previous album [‘Suck It And See’]. He found it at the end of that record, and we never really used it on it. But I remember it quite distinctly, because it’s got these effects built into the guitar and I think he actually bought it as a bit of a joke. But I think it actually turned into a bit of an inspirational instrument! A lot of the riffs were written on that particular guitar.Tom Rowley also plays the guitar for "one for the road" Find it on: In this photo of an early Alex Turner pedalboard, he used a pair of Pro Co RAT2 Distortion Pedals during the Arctic Monkey's "Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not" tour back in 2005-2006. Alex Turner uses a Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer for both live and recording sessions for various Arctic Monkeys albums. Alex can first be seen using the TS808 during the recording of the bands second album, “Favourite Worst Nightmare” seen in the music video for “Teddy Picker” which features footage of the band recording the album, also used for that song for its overdrive tone. The Tube Scream can be seen on Turners board during the “Humbug” tour as well, clearly heard on songs such as “Crying Lightning.”Alex kept the pedal on his board though the recording of the bands 4th and 5th albums for his overdriven tone, heard on songs such as “She’s Thunderstorms” from “Suck It and See” and “I Wanna Be Yours” from “AM.” The tube screamer was spotted in photos from the recording of both of those albums. Alex stopped using the pedal during the bands 6th album and tour, as he started using a completely new board which is much simpler compared to the on he used on

"Aviation” and "Element of Surprise,” the guitar is used open so it’s in D. Turner uses a capo on the 2nd fret for when the band covers The Beatles "I Want You(She’s So Heavy)" so he can play the chords like the guitar is in standard tuning.The Ovation Viper is an electric guitar made by Ovation Guitar Company from 1977 to the early 1980s. The Viper sports two single coil pickups, a single volume knob, a single tone knob and a three-way selector switch, very much like a Fender Telecaster. Ovation made their own pickups and they designed these to have a higher output than a regular single coil. They were also well-shielded and had very little hum when plugged in.Pictured is Alex Turner during The Last Shadow Puppets show at T In The Park in 2016 seen playing his vintage Ovation Viper. Find it on: Alex Turner plays a 1962 Gretsch G6128T Duo Jet for live and recording sessions with Arctic Monkeys. Alex primarily uses the guitar live for the song “R U Mine?” as he recorded the song with the Gretsch to get a more gritty tone. The guitar was a gift from former girlfriend Arielle Vandenberg in 2011-2012, around the time he recorded the song, often dedicating the song to her at live shows. He has also used the guitar live for songs such as “Arabella” and “Mad Sounds” on a rare occasion. It is unknown what other songs he has recorded with the Duo Jet, it can be safe to say it was used during the “AM” recording sessions and the recording of the “R U Mine?” single in 2012.Pictured is Alex Turner during the First show of Arctic Monkey’s “AM” tour at the Ventura Theater in May 2013 playing the vintage Gretsch. Find it on:

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