Eddie "Guitar" Burns was an influential American blues musician, known for his raw and emotive style. Born in Mississippi in 1928, he later migrated to Detroit, where he made significant contributions to the city's blues scene. Burns played both guitar and harmonica, but his distinctive guitar work, characterized by sharp, stinging riffs and a rhythmic drive, set him apart. His most notable works include "Orange Driver" and "Bottle Up and Go," cementing his legacy in the realm of Detroit blues.