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Carvin Jones, a self-taught blues guitarist known as the "king of strings," died Sunday at 60 years old after battling prostate cancer.

Beloved Phoenix blues guitarist Carvin Jones, the King of Strings, died in the early morning of Sunday, Sept. 20, of cancer.