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06 Jan 02 - 10:57 PM (#622504) Subject: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 the more i read about the beatles in the new book called beatles gear, my vote is for lennon, mccartney and harrison, all 3 were and are great guitarists. BOB |
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06 Jan 02 - 10:59 PM (#622506) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Jerry Rasmussen Bennett Hammond. He knows when to stop putting in more notes. Just enough to make the song ring. This is not a paid endorsement. Jerry |
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06 Jan 02 - 11:17 PM (#622516) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: khandu Mark Knophler, Martin Barre, Doc Watson, John Hurt and Capt. J (my son!). khandu |
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07 Jan 02 - 02:25 AM (#622555) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Liz the Squeak Almost everyone on the 'Best ever Air Guitar Album in the world' that I got over Christmas..... Brian May, Knopfler, Clapton, you name them, they're on it!!! And it's a merde chaud album, only one duff song on it! LTS |
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07 Jan 02 - 02:39 AM (#622560) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: kendall Dead or alive? |
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07 Jan 02 - 12:34 PM (#622751) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Bobert Mississippi Fred McDowell. People usually think if him as a great blues singer until they try to play what he played. Ain't easy. Plenty of Stevie Ray, Eric Clapton, Leo Kottkee, Micheal Hedges sound alikes but no Fred McDowell sound alikes that come to my mind. That says something about his skills and style. |
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07 Jan 02 - 03:18 PM (#622834) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 i've been listening to slim harpo here lately and he's got some pretty good licks. BOB |
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07 Jan 02 - 03:42 PM (#622846) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,Sean Ruprecht-Belt It's been an age since I posted something here. This seems like a good re-entry point. I'd have to say Martin Carthy and Lester Flatt. Couldn't be farther apart on the folk musical spectrum, but they've both got that "something" about their playing. - Sean |
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07 Jan 02 - 03:47 PM (#622848) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Clinton Hammond Martin Barre... Chet Atkins... Mark Knophler (sp?) Stephen Fearing Don Ross!!!!! Dan Holland ;-) |
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07 Jan 02 - 03:50 PM (#622851) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Phil Cooper I'd second Bennett Hammond's playing, also Martin Carthy's, also fond of Richard Thompson, Bert Jansch, Dick Gaughan (in the quieter, non bashing mode), Julie Henigan also has a nice way on the fingerboard. And too many others to name. |
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07 Jan 02 - 04:42 PM (#622880) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Arbuthnot I can play guitar, and there's lots of things that I know can be taught, and learned by dint of hard work, but Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Winter, Steve Tilston, John McLaughlin, Nic Jones, Alan Holdsworth, and Fapy Lafertin are people that have impressed or scared me. |
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07 Jan 02 - 04:59 PM (#622890) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Bennet Zurofsky For a folkmusic site this list is certainly tilted to rock musicians. How about Merle Travis, Mississippi John Hurt, Doc Watson, Blind Blake (the blues musician, not the calypso musician) and Joseph Spence, all musicians who developed remarkable guitar styles without the aid of listening to recordings or elctronic amplification or distortion? |
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07 Jan 02 - 05:09 PM (#622893) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,Desdemona Martin Carthy, Nic Jones, Richard Thompson, Leo Kottke, (gasp!)Jerry Garcia, only just discovered Dick Gaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Lester Flatt, Keith Richards....this list could go on & on. But Martin's me darling. |
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07 Jan 02 - 08:38 PM (#623031) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 GUITARISTS FROM ALL PHASES OF MUSIC ARE STILL CONSIDERED GUITARISTS. BOB |
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07 Jan 02 - 08:44 PM (#623034) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Lyrical Lady I recently had the pleasure of hearing Tim Hearsey, Canadian Juno award winner, right here on Saltspring Is. He's the best I've heard so far. LL |
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07 Jan 02 - 10:04 PM (#623079) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 LESTER FLATT DEVELOPED THE FAMOUS BLUEGRASS RUN THAT EVERYBODY USES NOW. BOB |
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07 Jan 02 - 10:16 PM (#623087) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: kendall Segovia,Hank Snow, Gordon Bok, Pierre Bensusan. |
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07 Jan 02 - 11:11 PM (#623121) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Rolfyboy6 B.B. King, Robert Johnson, Doc Watson, Freddie King, Tony Rice, Lightnin' Hopkins, John Hurt, Clarence White, Maybelle Carter, Merle Travis, Karl Marx Farr, Eldon Shamblin, Charlie Christian, T-Bone Walker, early Tom Rush, Leadbelly, Son House, Jimmy Bryant, Buddy Guy, Kenny Burrell, Del McCoury, Peter Rowan, Mance Lipscomb, Elmore James. |
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08 Jan 02 - 12:27 AM (#623155) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: River So like, where is Pat Donohue, Kenny Sultan, Bob Brozman, and Del Ray in this pantheon? Speak knaves! |
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08 Jan 02 - 07:27 AM (#623256) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: kendall While I must agree that a guitarist is a guitarist no matter what kind of music he/she plays, I dont think it is right to lump electricians with musicians. You can do things with an electric guitar that you simply can't do on an acoustic. You can also do things you SHOULD'T do! Yes, I'm biased. To me, an electric guitar is a totally different instrument. Now, that said, what would be the result if we broke them down by two different categories? The 4 string banjo and the 5 string banjo, to the uneducated eye, look pretty much alike, but, we know that they are two different instruments. Dont we? It has been said that there is no such thing as a good example, but, this is as close as I can come. Oh, I have it, can you imagine putting Fred Van Eppes in the same category with Earl Scruggs? |
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08 Jan 02 - 08:32 AM (#623291) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Raptor Mark Knophler Mick Taylor Miami Steve Van Zant Robert Atteyo ( from Canada) Ry Cooter Peter Green Raptor |
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08 Jan 02 - 08:40 AM (#623292) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,tm michael bloomfield never peaked. jimi hendrix never peaked. roy buchanon never peaked. steve cropper, bb king,robbie robertson: still alive and kickin'. |
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08 Jan 02 - 08:47 AM (#623299) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Steve Latimer Dylan was an amazing guitar player when he started. Johnny Winter's electric playing was astounding, but his acoustic stuff was even better. Django Reinhardt is one of the most amazing musicians I've ever heard. Jeff Beck continues to floor me. Robert Johnson and Son House got sounds out of acoustic guitars that most people didn't realize were there. Mississippi John Hurt is one of the sweetest pickers I've ever heard. Reverend Gary Davis, Blind Willie Johnson, ah the list just goes on and on. |
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08 Jan 02 - 09:02 AM (#623311) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST Acoustic would have to be Soig Siberil, the Breton guitarist, hands down. On the rock/electric side, it's a toss-up between Duane Allman and Carlos Santana. |
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08 Jan 02 - 09:29 AM (#623334) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,ta2 paul simon............listen to him play anji........davie graham pretty good too |
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08 Jan 02 - 10:41 AM (#623367) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 pete anderson. BOB |
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08 Jan 02 - 01:15 PM (#623475) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,grgptrsn no mention of John Fahey yet? |
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08 Jan 02 - 02:21 PM (#623512) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 NOPE, SO GO AHEAD AND MENTION HIM, EVEN THOUGH I'VE NEVER HEARD OF HIM. BOB |
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08 Jan 02 - 03:33 PM (#623576) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Lonesome EJ Robert Johnson, Jimi, Django Reinhardt, Clarence White, Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Merle Travis, Eddie Van Halen, Roger McGuinn, James Burton, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Stevie Ray Vaughn, the guy from Pink Floyd, Peter Frampton, Randy California, Freddie King, Robbie Kreiger, Jorma Kaukonen....in no particular order! |
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08 Jan 02 - 03:44 PM (#623583) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 that's a nice group of pickers, you have nice taste in guitar players. BOB |
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08 Jan 02 - 03:48 PM (#623589) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: alanabit Paul Downes, who used to play with Phil Beer back before his Albion Band and Show of Hands Days. I also love Mississippi John Hurt, who at times fools you into thinking the guitar is playing itself. There's the wonderful Bert Jansch, Robert Johnson... On the electric side I always loved Peter Green, Mick Taylor and Paul Kosssoff - and that's before I've even started on the North Americans... |
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08 Jan 02 - 03:51 PM (#623591) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Lonesome EJ Why thanks, Bob! Now...won't someone tell me the name of the Pink Floyd guitarist? His solo in On the Turning Away is one of my all-time favorites. |
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08 Jan 02 - 03:54 PM (#623596) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Steve Latimer David Gilmour has been the Pink Floyd Guitarist for years, at least since '70. He replaced Syd Barrett. I'm not familiar with the song that you're referring to, but I'd guess it's Gilmour, one of the most tasteful electric players I've heard. |
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08 Jan 02 - 04:27 PM (#623623) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Lonesome EJ Thanks Mr Latimer. Check out the track on Momentary Lapse of Reason when you get a chance. Great song, great guitar break. |
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08 Jan 02 - 04:32 PM (#623628) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Steve Latimer You're welcome. I'll have to look that one up. Steve |
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08 Jan 02 - 05:38 PM (#623683) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: LoopySanchez Monte Montgomery[BR] Eric Johnson[BR] Stevie Ray Vaughan[BR] Adrian Legg[BR] Michael Hedges[BR] Jimi Hendrix[BR] Phil Keaggy[BR] Chet Atkins[BR] Mark Knopfler[BR] Billy McLaughlin[BR] Lenny Breau[BR] Stanley Jordan[BR] Steve Vai[BR] Steve Morse[BR] Bill Frisell[BR] Eddie Van Halen[BR] Doyle Dykes[BR] ...And plenty of others who play with similar originality, guts, and passion. |
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08 Jan 02 - 05:39 PM (#623684) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: LoopySanchez Did they change the rules on line breaks? Sorry for the ugly layout of the post preceeding this one. |
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08 Jan 02 - 09:00 PM (#623835) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Tweed Nope, just use < and > instead of the brackets;~) |
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08 Jan 02 - 09:09 PM (#623842) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 JOHN FOGERTY. BOB |
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08 Jan 02 - 09:12 PM (#623845) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: curmudgeon Harvey Reid, Ed Gerhardt, David Surette --all local, all old friends, and all awsome. Other old friends, Paul Geremia, Chris Smither, and Paul Lolax.. If I knew how to blueclick, I'd give some websites. -- Tom |
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09 Jan 02 - 01:15 AM (#623935) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,mgarvey@pacifier.com I never get tired of repeating myself, so Gordon Quinton of Newfoundland...awesome... |
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09 Jan 02 - 08:40 AM (#624032) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Raptor Curmudgeon Is Cris smither the one who sings I GOT BANANNAS? And a great version of Killing The Blues? Raptor |
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09 Jan 02 - 09:52 AM (#624078) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: mooman Re: Pink Floyd: could also have been Snowy White, another great guitarist (although was probably David Gilmour) but I'd have to look up the album to be sure. While talking Peter Green (who is a great) we must not forget also Nigel Watson (who now plays with Peter Green in the Splinter Group) who is an excellent interpreter of Robert Johnson's playing. Some other current acoustic guitar favourites include:
Eric Bibb
Regards,
mooman
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09 Jan 02 - 10:21 AM (#624089) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 my son, david atwater, and eddie shaver both are hell of guitar players. BOB |
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09 Jan 02 - 09:44 PM (#624529) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 albert lee, and the guy who plays with rhonda vincent, i can't remember his name , but he's a good bluegrass flatpicker. BOB |
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10 Jan 02 - 12:43 AM (#624645) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: CRANKY YANKEE Y'Know, Kendal and curmudgeon, we cranky types have a lot more in common than I thought at first. add, Carlos Montoya Tom Paley Paul Geremia Zeb Turner ( the nashville studio guitarist befor chet Atkins) Chet Atkins Merle Travis Hank Snow me Zeb Turner was the lead guitarist for Elton Britt and Me when we toured Ontario in 1957. He is (or was) the compleat guitarist. He plays Bach (as written) a few of Mozart's piano sonata which he adapted to the guitar, Flamenco, and, in fact,any type of music one can think of. Paul Geremia also plays all kinds of stuff besides blues and ragtime, when we're just hangin' aound jamming. I don't think Lester Flatt originated any Bluegrass runs. Before Bill Monroe pulled old time stuff out of the dust, polished them up and called it "Bluegrass" We "old Farts" were playing the same guitar runs that Lester Flatt Uses. I do not want to give the impression that Lester Flatt is just a good old guitar picker and singer. His and Earl Scruggs' contribution to the development of the "Bluegrass" genre was considerable. They were pioneers, but not in guitar bass runs. |
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10 Jan 02 - 11:02 AM (#624864) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 luther perkins, who was the player for johnny cash, before he set himself on fire by smoking in bed, was a favorite of mine, you can hear him on all of the old sunn recordings out of memphis. BOB |
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10 Jan 02 - 11:55 AM (#624901) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Bobert GUEST, grgptrsn: Yeah, John Fahey was a heck of a player. Just real spacey. I don't think he ever knew exactly what was going to come out of his guitar when he sat down to play. I heard him many times because he played in and around the D.C area. I enjoyed his music but some of my friends couldn't stand his music. Also, DANNY GATTON, the "best unknown guitar player" who other guitarists when they were in the D.C. area would try to catch. Now, ol' bobert, appreciated his technical skills but he over played everything he did by trying to showcase all his tricks in every song. |
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10 Jan 02 - 03:57 PM (#625111) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 john prine has a great but simple style of playing and him and nanci griffith sound great together,and i believe that danny gatton is playing guitar in another world now. BOB |
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10 Jan 02 - 04:21 PM (#625144) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: fat B****rd Danny Cedrone, who played the amazing solo on "Rock Around The Clock". The man sadly died not long after. |
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10 Jan 02 - 11:05 PM (#625520) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: kendall Add Dave Mallett to this list. I like what he does with a guitar.Also, Nikos Apollonio, the luthier, is no slouch on a guitar. For a man who plays both acoustic and electric, I'd have to say, Denny Breau. You may recall that his brother, Lenny, was a world famous jazz guitarist. Chet Atkins once said of Lenny, "He has forgotten more about the guitar than I ever knew." |
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11 Jan 02 - 04:31 AM (#625629) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,Bald Headed Stepchild Lonnie Johnson, and Sylvester Weaver. 'nuff said, if you've listened , you know. |
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11 Jan 02 - 06:05 AM (#625653) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,frankie John Miller. Now based in Seattle, I believe. Bobert, I'm a fan of tasteful, understated playing but I used to go around the D.C. clubs to hear Gatton play and in his case (and in Jimi Hendrix' case) I say when you've got it, flaunt it. Regards, frankie. |
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11 Jan 02 - 07:03 AM (#625659) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,SlowAlan Chad Morgan - who does not, even though he could, play with his teeth. |
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11 Jan 02 - 07:48 AM (#625666) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: bigchuck Chris Newman, Jodie Stecher, Dean Magraw. |
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11 Jan 02 - 06:38 PM (#626131) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 has anybody added rick fielding yet? i;ve heard that he's great but i've never had the privelege to hear and see him. BOB |
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11 Jan 02 - 11:11 PM (#626312) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: uncle bill raptor...that song by Chris Smither is "No Love Today" , often called 'the vegetable song'. He does indeed belong on that list also. |
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11 Jan 02 - 11:27 PM (#626326) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: catspaw49 Well BOB....You might do well to buy one of Rick's CD's from Folk Legacy and see what you think. Now you might also want to listen to another 'Catter, Justa Picker. More like Justonehelluva' Picker......He was a student of Rick's and they play some together now. Jeri had a great time listening to them. Try "Mudcat Rag" or anything else for that matter on this page. Spaw |
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11 Jan 02 - 11:39 PM (#626334) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 thanks spaw. BOB |
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11 Jan 02 - 11:55 PM (#626341) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: richlmo Doc Watson and Dan Crary. Just who is this Doyle Dykes? I have just recently downloaded a few of his numbers. Pretty impressive. |
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11 Jan 02 - 11:58 PM (#626345) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 ALL I KNOW ABOUT DOYLE IS THAT HE HAS A SIGNATURE MODEL FOR TAYLOR GUITARS. BOB |
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12 Jan 02 - 12:02 AM (#626350) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: DonMeixner Glenn Campbell, Tom Smothers, Dan Crary, Steve Cropper, Mark Chevalier, and my brother Gary. Don |
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12 Jan 02 - 12:03 AM (#626353) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: simon-pierre Just to go with my favorites of the moment: Dave Van Ronk (who will always be on the top of my list), Norman Blake, Kelly Joe Phelps, and Michael Jerome Browne (Please go hear some samples hon his home page, you will not loose your time) |
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12 Jan 02 - 12:04 AM (#626354) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 brian may from queen. BOB |
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12 Jan 02 - 08:35 AM (#626517) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Midchuck Norman Blake: The ultimate American (White, Anglo) traditional guitarist - flatpicking, fingerpicking, maybe nose- for all I know. Chris Newman: Ilkley (sp?), Yorkshire. One of the top 50 or so American-style flatpickers for technical ability, probably in the top 20 for musicianship, and one of the two or three in that group who isn't American. And the only one I know who does O'Carolan and them as a regular thing. And cooks a great meal of chicken and noodles. Jack Lawrence: Doc Watson's sidekick of many years. Probably one of the most underrated guitarists around, because he's spent so much time in Doc's shadow. But Doc could have had any guitar player, almost, tour with him, and he chose Jack. Of course, now that he's sold off his Collings, his playing may have suffered a little... (Nyuck, nyuck). Andrew Hardin: Tom Russell's guitar player. Plays a "cardboard" acoustic-electric Takamine by his own choice, and does the most incredible things with it. Get The Long Way Around and listen to "The Angel of Lyon." Peter. |
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12 Jan 02 - 08:39 AM (#626518) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: kendall We do tend to take the ones we know personally for granted, dont we? Rick Fielding certainly does belong on my list |
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12 Jan 02 - 10:53 PM (#626881) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 i know that rick is great. BOB |
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14 Jan 02 - 12:34 AM (#627436) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: DonMeixner James Burton is still a favorite of mine along with Albert Lee. I really enjoyed Robbie Basho years back. I would have to add Kyle Gass from Tenacious D. He has such a fluid rhythymic style that I am envious. I could mention Doc and merle and Norman and Rick but so is everyone else. Don |
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14 Jan 02 - 07:42 AM (#627538) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Murray MacLeod Earlier thread on Doyle Dykes Murray |
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14 Jan 02 - 09:00 AM (#627571) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,jbruyere Of the non-living for unique style of delivery: Django, Les Paul, Jerry Garcia. Of the living, I have too many favorites to listen to,(perhaps Carlos Santana) but for those that own a Martin, I must raise a toast to Doc Watson and Tony Rice. It is a blessing to give the world great music. |
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14 Jan 02 - 09:28 AM (#627580) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 don rich the guitarist that played with buck owens for so many years is a favorite of mine, i think he got killed in a motorcycle accident in 1974, what a waste. BOB |
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14 Jan 02 - 02:25 PM (#627797) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: michaelr One of the most surprising and original players I've heard lately is Ian Carr. Very unusual, creative approach to tune back-up. Check out his and accordionist Karen Tweed's CD "Fyace" on Compass Records. ~Michael |
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14 Jan 02 - 09:40 PM (#628076) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 their are just so many great players it's hard to name them all, but i'm going to keep on thinking and maybe i'll come up with a few more. BOB |
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14 Jan 02 - 11:46 PM (#628127) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: bflat A young midwesterner named Willie Porter gets more out of a guitar than I ever thought possible for a folk/blues artist. He is also a gentle man and his music reflects his soul. Love his stuff. Ellen |
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15 Jan 02 - 09:37 AM (#628311) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 i'll have to add earl scruggs, randy scruggs, and the late lester flatt, to the list of major players. BOB |
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15 Jan 02 - 10:31 AM (#628339) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Steve Latimer I forgot Willie Nelson |
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15 Jan 02 - 03:02 PM (#628473) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 ray flack, marty stuart, joe walsh, mark knpolfer, robbie krieger,brent mason, all of these are great players. BOB |
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15 Jan 02 - 08:54 PM (#628725) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 just a picker |
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15 Jan 02 - 08:58 PM (#628731) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Justa Picker ...appreciate it...thanks!.. |
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15 Jan 02 - 09:14 PM (#628734) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 somebody told me of all your recordings, i would love to be able to listen to some of them. BOB |
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15 Jan 02 - 10:38 PM (#628769) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: GUEST,Marc Pete Townshend, not frequently considered a guitar god, but he can communicate a message on acoustic or electric. And after that performance in NY acouple months ago, I think he's ageing quite gracefully |
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15 Jan 02 - 10:44 PM (#628778) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: Justa Picker BOB, Just click on the link 'Spaw referenced earlier in this thread (thanks 'Spaw!), or you can just go here. You'll need an MP3 player loaded on your system before you can download and hear them through your speakers. I have provided a link on that page as well, to where you can download a free MP3 player. Once you have the MP3 player installed, you just click on any of the song links on the page and they'll start downloading and playing. |
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15 Jan 02 - 11:18 PM (#628791) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 thanks just a picker, i'll check that out tomorrow. BOB |
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16 Jan 02 - 08:05 PM (#629357) Subject: RE: BS: who are your favorite guitarists: part 2 From: 53 does anybody like bob dylan? BOB |