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Austn
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8/16/2009 8:52:17 PM
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Best Guitarist N the World
Hey IAC...With WOODSTOCK'S 40th birthday PARTY (1969) Who do U think R the best national/world guitarists putting out their hard hitting vibes????...& who do U like the best here on this site at IAC???? I have my personal fav's from the Yardbirds, ie... Page, Clapton and Beck...along with HendriX (WOODSTOCK) as the most versatile, creative force on the AXE...Here on IAC it goes hands down 2 Mr. Pete from the WHO...What's yer oppion and what's rattl'n 'round N your player's memory???? Check out my Nu tune about livin' this guitar dream...http://independentartistscompany.com/songs.aspx?SongID=72582&ArtistID=18133 ...I guess I don't have 'nuff friendZ here at IAC, the song probably won't make it past the first round of 2009????but let me know your fav guitarists and what you think...ThanX ~Austn
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never never band
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8/17/2009 2:36:19 AM
On IAC I like
Rick Delgarno
James Limborg
Alice Stewart
Marc Ceccotti
Jesse adams
I guess Larree is pretty good..
:-)
And Of course me, I'm my favorite guitarist on IAC actually
HA HA HA!!
Off site I like,
Greg Howe
Eric Johnson
Steve Morse
John scofield
John 5
Brad Paisley
John Jorgenson
lots more, but those come right to mind
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8/17/2009 3:53:31 AM
I think Jimmy Page is the greatest guitarist ever, followed by Hendrix. At IAC, aside from Townshend I'd say my 2 favorites are Fozzie and Jack and Schnauser.
Meanwhile, I started an entire station of all the solos that I'm the most proud of, all but 3 are guitar solos.
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never never band
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8/17/2009 4:41:42 AM
Fozzie and Jack!!!
yes! I really should have mentioned them.
And I agree that the 2 jimis are at the heart of all things in Rock guitar, but I dont really listen to them anymore...
I do listen to Hendrix actually, but rarely.
When I was in Jr High and Highschool Jimi Hendrix was ALL I listened to.
I and my small circle of stoner friends, we practically had a church.
I think I listened to Houses Of The Holy around christmas last year just because I stumbled on the casette tape while I was digging through some old stuff.
That was one of my Favorites at one time as well.
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Austn
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8/18/2009 4:14:48 PM
Yes, best said that the 2 "Jim's" R pretty well on everybodies top shredder list... and we still respect their abilities even thou no Nu traX R being laid, Xposed at this time...Butttttttt A lot of the contempory players of 2day R just try'N 2 imitate their styles N their own way...(myself Ncluded)...I guess that ol' saying, "copy is the best statement of flattery, and makes you a ICON" I'm still try'N...
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TNT
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8/18/2009 4:49:08 PM
For sheer ability, mixed with musical know how...three words......
Edward
Van
Halen
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Hop On Pop
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8/18/2009 5:22:51 PM
On IAC:
Hugh Hamilton
Bob Elliott
Neither are flashy, but both have tasty licks and style coming out of every orifice.
Of course, if you want flash, there's always Larree.
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Off of IAC:
Robert Quine
Richard Lloyd
Richard Thompson (who is actually here)
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Auset
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8/18/2009 8:08:19 PM
uh... uncle jerry, of course!
on IAC, I can't help but to mention my husband Brad Sarno, guitar and pedal steel player and all around amazing guy.
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Hop On Pop
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8/19/2009 11:41:18 AM
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Yes, Auset.
Shame on me for not mentioning Brad amongst the virtuosos here... and I'm not sucking up to you, your man's contribution to my tune is simply remarkable. (And it's been agreed upon by all involved.)
Excellent player.
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Conversation Suicide
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8/19/2009 12:03:31 PM
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Many of my IAC phavourite guitarists have already been mentioned....
but DON'T overlook Grega Habic or Gremislav Iakovich !!!
And for SHEER punk/metal/grunge ENERGY/Passion and catchy riffs -=
School of Product Recall.
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Gary Whitehawk
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8/19/2009 1:25:59 PM
I guess I would stick with Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Roy Buchanan, the master of the Telecaster. May he rest in peace.
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weAponX
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8/20/2009 2:32:35 AM
Whaddya MEAN Richard Thompson is OFF IAC, But is HERE? Is he at IAC or ain't he? :p
Well, I saw Jimmy Page with Led Zeplin in 1974, hes pretty close to my tops,
But recenly I saw School Of Rock- Is that REALLY Jack Black playing? And Singing?
Cos hes fukkin GOOD in that flick, if it is really him!
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Gary Whitehawk
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8/20/2009 5:27:17 AM
Yes, one of the best ever. I saw him in Austin years back and he was smokin that Tele. Got busted I think it was in Georgia, on a drunk charge and died in the drunk tank. What a lousy way to go.
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never never band
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8/20/2009 7:16:12 AM
I buddy of mine owns one of Roys old telecasters.
I really liked his playing too, he's one of the tele Gods along with John Jorgenson, Red Volkart, Brent Mason, and In my oppinion Brad Paisley, who I think one of the greatest guitarists alive.
Brad has chops, but what he really has is a tone and a melodic sense that just sets him apart from so many others.
And he's got more fantastic songs on any one of his records than most people could hope for in their entire careers.
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Austn
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8/23/2009 3:38:05 AM
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I have 4gotten about Roy and his Telecaster perfection of tone, along with Mr. Pete...Roy always had the fire touch even on melodic, mellow blues progressions...the list of virtuoso players is being Mpressively long...Gotta Keep this blog post going as most of us musicians have 2 work a "steady PAYING" job or gig besides the Music Ndustry & deserve a LaBoR DaY celebration of guitar tweak'N out...whose your faves as we all strive 2 get better and better....
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