Favorite Guitar Players..

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  1. CRUDS

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    Mos def.. Willie never gets the props he deserves on guitar.. "Trigger" will one day be worn down to a toothpick!
     
    #31 CRUDS, Aug 17, 2007
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    3: BILLY ZOOM (X)
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    These are my Fav's... Not necessarily the best but I liked em. (and still do)


    Randy Rhodes was my absolute favorite growing up. I would play the Crazy Train solo till my fingers couldn't take it any more.

    Eddie Van Halen - Just damn good.

    Jimmie Hendrix - Set the standard.

    Kirk Hammett - I was a Metallica head in High School, what can I say...

    Stevie ray Vaughn - I saw him play a 12 string instramental (at least i don't remember any vocals) by himself and completely rocked it out.... I was sold. I bought a 12 string shortly after that.
     
    #35 rcarie, Aug 18, 2007
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    CC, why is so much punk rooted in rockabilly?
     
    #36 avvie, Aug 18, 2007
  19. CRUDS

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    Seems like there's subgenres of punk rooted in every traditional style.. Rockabilly seems like one of the most natural influences with pre-existing common grounds in image/fashion etc.
     
    #37 CRUDS, Aug 18, 2007
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    BTW, bad news, guys...Sax player called me Thursday afternoon and cancelled my audition for Willie's backup band, Planetary Bandits. :irked:


    Oh well, maybe another time. I'm just honored to have been offered the chance.
     
    #38 avvie, Aug 18, 2007
  25. Bababooey

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    1. Jimi Hendrix
    2. Eric Clapton
    3. Keith Richards
    4. Dave Grohl [he's so versatile. main reason.]
    5. Me. [c'mon. Everyone has got a little prima donna in them. even if it IS only bass/acoustic... no electric. lmao.]
     
    #39 Bababooey, Aug 19, 2007
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    You have a point. I think I am my favorite guitarist. I couldn't write or perform without me. :))
     
    #40 avvie, Aug 19, 2007
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