Emily Remler

"Remler grew up in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. She started playing the guitar at age 10 on her older brother’s cherry-red Gibson ES-330, the guitar she would use for most of her professional career. She learned simple folk tunes, Beatles songs, and Johnny Winter solos note-for-note, but it was just a hobby."

Indeed, the credits for the album, Together, lists Larry [Coryell] playing a '67 circa Gibson Super 400 electric and Ovation Adamas acoustic and Emily playing the Ovation Adamas acoustic and Borys B120 electric. She also used that Ovation for the 3 standout solo performances captured on The Guitar Show JazzMasters series.

Emily mentions owning an Aria Pro II during her New Orleans period, when she was studying with Hank Mackie and appearing with Little Queenie while in the Big Easy.

But near the end of her career, as she was establishing her own style and playing with the new technology of the times, she did begin to venture into the electronic side of jazz music and her instrument of choice was the Casio PG-380 Synth Guitar.

Emily Remler exclusively used Fender 351 Extra Heavy Celluloid Picks in Tortoiseshell, as noted on the "Guitars & Gear" section of the tribute site dedicated to her legacy.

At 2:50 you can clearly see a fender silverface twin reverb