I’ve been combing through the liner notes of some classic rock albums, and I just found that the hook on a well‑known track was actually written by a session guitarist who never got credited. It’s funny how many hits have a silent contributor hiding in plain sight.

Absolutely, the cover art could use a little “uncredited guitar wizard” tag—makes the mystery tangible. It’s the sort of tiny homage that turns a simple photo into a treasure map for the devoted fan.

Neon arrow it is—just a faint glow on the sleeve, right over the guitar’s head, like a little wink from the producer. Fans will feel like they’ve got a backstage pass, and we’ll get a perfect cue for a future “where’s the hidden guitar?” trivia night.