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02/08/2013 10:18:09 AM PST by
bigcat32
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Have none of you heard Jose Feliciano’s spanish guitar album?
45 posted on
02/08/2013 11:25:37 AM PST by
Cletus.D.Yokel
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To: bigcat32
They're both wrong.
48 posted on
02/08/2013 11:30:31 AM PST by
Yo-Yo
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54 posted on
02/08/2013 11:43:24 AM PST by
Cyman
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Geesh, I thought only Man O’War/Secretatiat arguments got this bad.
55 posted on
02/08/2013 11:44:12 AM PST by
the OlLine Rebel
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Alvin Lee, Ten Years After #1
56 posted on
02/08/2013 11:44:56 AM PST by
duckman
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I’d say Chuck Berry is very underrated. But then, every butthead these days thinks real music only began late ‘60s. Kind of funny, the same time everything went to hell, yet we’re supposed to believe music is great since then and nothing before was any good, because it doesn’t have an “edge”.
58 posted on
02/08/2013 11:48:45 AM PST by
the OlLine Rebel
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60 posted on
02/08/2013 11:55:19 AM PST by
Fiji Hill
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Fitz and the Tantrums is one rock band that bravely decided to go without gittars and came out pretty well for it.
One musician I follow is a classically trained pianist who also sings and plays a 4 string guitar, which is called tenor guitar, somewhat difficult to find on the market, and which he tunes like a mandolin. He plays it like a ringing a bell, and seeing him on Youtube, I wonder how he plays the bass string which is prominent in the sound, with his left hand?
63 posted on
02/08/2013 12:10:08 PM PST by
Revolting cat!
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I can only judge the ones I’ve heard live. The top 5 are Clapton(with Muddy Waters), Zappa, Townshend, Page, and EVH. I saw Malmsteen open for AC/DC in 1985, and was bored. Angus Young was much more interesting.Never saw Duane Allman, Hendrix, or SRV.
69 posted on
02/08/2013 12:42:23 PM PST by
Freestate316
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Well...I think Slash does the better Keith Richard impersonation.
74 posted on
02/08/2013 2:14:15 PM PST by
gundog
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Everyone is wrong. The correct answer is.........Glenn Schwartz.
Thank you for playing.
76 posted on
02/08/2013 5:23:50 PM PST by
bigcat32
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In my opinion, the best rock guitarist was George Cummings. He once played for Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show.
His performances were hypnotizing, electrifying and also a little scary. Especially when he strode to the mic to sing "Penicillin Penny".
We will never see the likes of a George Cummings ever again.
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In my opinion, the best rock guitarist was George Cummings. He once played for Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show.
His performances were hypnotizing, electrifying and also a little scary. Especially when he strode to the mic to sing "Penicillin Penny".
We will never see the likes of a George Cummings ever again.
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