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b_fost
Sep 14, 2003, 12:34 AM
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did Dave Matthews or Jack Johnson make the list? I like them a lot and they're good (Dave is a lot better than Jack Johnson I think.)
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mojorisin
Sep 14, 2003, 2:34 AM
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Here's a couple in no particular order.
Robert Johnson
Les Paul
Jimi Hendrix
Steve Vai
Satch
Eric Johnson
SRV
Angus Young
Malcom Young (rythum is harder than you think)
Muddy Waters
Little Walter
Guitar Slim
Lightning Slim
Sonny Boy Williamson (the bluebird recordings)
Johnny Shines
Bo Diddly (he only played one chord, but it was the right chord)
Howlin' Wolf
Robert Jr. Lockwood
J.B. Lenoir
Jimmy Reed
Magic Sam
Buddy Guy
Robert Cray
John Lee Hooker
Earl Hooker
Junior Wells
Blind Willie Johnson
Blind Boy Fulton
Charlie Patton
Son House
Leadbelly
Bukka White
Eddie F&^%#ng Van Halen
Ry Cooder (slide master)
Dwayne Almond
Randy Rhoads
Zack
Jimmy Page
Robin Trower
Ritchi Blackmore
Eric Clapton
Jeff Beck
Mick Mars
Ace Freely
Robby Krieger
That dude from australia, Malsteen?? (Im drawing a blank)
Bruce Moore
Aldo Nova
Steve Stevens
Dick Dale
And the country gentleman, Chet Atkins
I have alot more but Im tired.
Danooguy, we have more in common than anyone knows. Noone ever has or ever will play guitar like Hendrix. Noone is even in the same building. He did revolutionize music and there are faster, cleaner players, but he was a true"original" and hit the ground running He was the first to experiment with those sound scapes and brought it to a level that others had to work thier a$$ off to immitate. He did what came natural, to simply blow the publics mind.
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curt
Sep 14, 2003, 2:51 AM
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mojo,
Nice list. Still, Leo Kottke would make my list of "Top 5" guitarists of all time.
Curt
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