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Edited by
Beachfarmer
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"but Jimi Page is so sloppy"...WAAAAHT
Now YOU try to play both rhythm and lead live and make it sound better than the album........with feeling |
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Can I respectfully suggest Chet Atkins, Mark Knofler & Les Paul? NOT without mentioning Merle Travis, Arnold Shultz and Muhlenberg County!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvkppduB5d0 
and while we are mining this vein...don't forget this guy either... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQJ1k2HMoRU 
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Hendrix, Clapton....need anymore be said
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Edited by
RKISIT
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Thu 01/28/10 04:31 AM
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theres Eddie VanHalen,then everyone else such as:
Michael Wilton of Queensryche Buddy Guy Mason Williams David Gilmour of Pink Floyd Stanley Jordan Alex Lifeson of Rush Dimebag Darrell of Pantera Kerry King of Slayer Tom Scholz of Boston |
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Of course Clapton-the Guitar God
B.B. King with his Lucille Robert Johnson Stevie Ray Kirk Hammett Jeff Beck Johnny Ramone Jack White Buddy Guy John Fogerty Les Paul Joe Perry Ritchie Blackmore Joan Jett Angus Young Robby Kriger Dave Davies Kenny Wayne Shephard |
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Edited by
BL4766
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Thu 01/28/10 05:27 PM
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JIMMY PAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Alvin Lee -Ten years after
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Randy Rhoads!!
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Can I respectfully suggest Chet Atkins, Mark Knofler & Les Paul? Absolutely, yes! Along with Dick Dale & Chuck Berry, these guys were the pioneers especially Les. He explored some the styles that were employed by other that followed, plus he invented some of the plug-ins so prevalent later on. |
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Jerry Reed- Bluegrass master!
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"but Jimi Page is so sloppy"...WAAAAHT
Now YOU try to play both rhythm and lead live and make it sound better than the album........with feeling Well they have a point but he was very sharp earlier on, it was during Physical Graffitti that I noticed he'd lost his edge tho~ that is a great recording..and still, at one time he was one of the best hard rock guitarists around. He deserves the accolades. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bc9m7nbMC4 |
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Edited by
Dict8
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Sat 01/30/10 04:56 PM
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Marco Pironi- Adam and The Ants
Keith Levene - P.I.L. John McGeough - Siouxsie and the Banshees Andy Gill - Gang of Four Johnny Marr - The Smiths Thurston Moore and Lee Renaldo - Sonic Youth Earl Slick - David Bowie Robert Fripp- King Crimson...... Porl Thompson - The Cure |
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Reeves Gabriels - David Bowie/Tim Machine
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Gregg Ginn - Black Flag
D Boone - The Minutemen Bob Mould - Husker Du Kirk Curtwood - Meat Puppetts |
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Sterling Morrison and Lou Reed - The Velvet Underground
Ron Asheton - The Stooges |
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Ronnie Montrose
Rick Derringer Mike Pinera Larry " Rhino" Reinhardt Pinera and Rhino were in Iron Butterfly |
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Buck Dharma - Blue Oyster Cult
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"but Jimi Page is so sloppy"...WAAAAHT
Now YOU try to play both rhythm and lead live and make it sound better than the album........with feeling 
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It saddens me that Nuno Bettencourt is never mentioned in these lists of greatest guitar players. He is an astonishing player. Listen to Extreme's "Play With Me" if you require proof!
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I was thinkin' that nobody mentioned Zappa...but Rara already did on page 1 !
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