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#1
I'll start with Jimi
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The greatst gutarist of all time
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#5
Quote Originally Posted by HockeyTeeth:
agreed...
page, blackmore, beck
Saw Beck one last time 7/22/2016 at Foxwoods Casino,. He was Touring with Buddy Guy who was age 89 at the time. Great performance. They played Mustang Sally. Buddy sauntered out into the first few rows to fist bump the fans.
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#12
Sorry covers brothers but i misspoke earlier. Buddy Guy was 79 years old NOT 89 when I saw him in 2016. No disrespect intended Mr. Guy.
Terry Kath was somebody who never got his just dues. He wowed that Fender like nobody else. Fukk the Chicago Brass, they dragged Terry down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uAUoz7jimg
Terry Kath was somebody who never got his just dues. He wowed that Fender like nobody else. Fukk the Chicago Brass, they dragged Terry down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uAUoz7jimg
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Posted:
#13
Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
Sorry covers brothers but i misspoke earlier. Buddy Guy was 79 years old NOT 89 when I saw him in 2016. No disrespect intended Mr. Guy.
Terry Kath was somebody who never got his just dues. He wowed that Fender like nobody else. Fukk the Chicago Brass, they dragged Terry down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uAUoz7jimg
Kath never received his due and if he lived longer i think he would have, Chicago, if i remember put out 1 Chicago style lp after his death then headed straight to pop music.As fer git players if you have not listened to the Roy Buchanan & Danny Gatton i saw the former and still kick myself for not seeing the latter considering he was born and bred not very far from me and often played at a little joint i frequented Sorry covers brothers but i misspoke earlier. Buddy Guy was 79 years old NOT 89 when I saw him in 2016. No disrespect intended Mr. Guy.
Terry Kath was somebody who never got his just dues. He wowed that Fender like nobody else. Fukk the Chicago Brass, they dragged Terry down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uAUoz7jimg
Goose, assuming you missed Jimi & Duane the ? is given the chance to be 20 again and having the chance to only catch one whocha choose.
I know it would be tough for me, all things being equal and both shows were to be among their best i'd have to check out Jimi 1st, even though i think i would probably enjoy the ABB with Duane more. Kinda weird , huh.
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#19
This is the age old question that people have spent countless hours debating. Page, Hendrix and Clapton - the grandfathers of rock. Gotta add Stevie Ray to the mix. Can't forget about Buddy Guy and BB King. The man in purple and high heels Prince. And as for the youth movement (aka those under 50), John Mayer, Gary Clark Jr., Joe Bonamassa. Add any of their music to your playlist, sit back and enjoy.
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#24
Quote Originally Posted by HoustonSports:
Not rock (blues) but Robert Johnson. One of the ones that influenced Clapton. Cream did his song Crossroads
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd60nI4sa9A
The dudes fingers could overlap the entire fret board and then some
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#25
I grew up in Burbank, CA. in the mid and late 70's and my neighbor was Drew Forsyth. He was the original drummer for Quiet Riot. He would rehearse in his garage daily with his childhood friend who played the guitar. That guitar player, some say turned out to be one of the greatest ever, at least for the short time he was around.
Anyone know who I am talking about?
My all time favorite is Ace Freheley!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4zmmwk2k5Y
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