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Maybe if SRV played something like this, he might have been more interesting?
Needs a keytar with a vocoder.
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Meh. Just opinions.
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If the tempo of his songs were all the same, you could mix up the solos, and never know it
One thing I learned a long time ago was that sometimes its not what ya play, but what ya dont play. A good musician knows when to take a rest in a solo. Guys like BB King play simple little rifs and then take a rest. Very "tasty"
Duke Ellington would tell all his young band members.." Dont show me everything you know in 1 song"
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What guitar gods do you worship?
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oh boy..I really dont have one absolute favorite..I like many for different reasons
Django Reinhart
George Barnes for my favorite solo of all time.."Lipstick On Your Collar" A simple song by Connie Francis with a killer solo and intro
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James Burton
Scotty Moore
Mark Knopfler
Joe Bonnamassa
I even like some Clapton
Hendrix
Vai
Page
Robert Johnson played some really complicated stuff too
I cant pick one though
Django Reinhart
George Barnes for my favorite solo of all time.."Lipstick On Your Collar" A simple song by Connie Francis with a killer solo and intro
[video=youtube;NgBqSfSYhiE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgBqSfSYhiE[/video]
James Burton
Scotty Moore
Mark Knopfler
Joe Bonnamassa
I even like some Clapton
Hendrix
Vai
Page
Robert Johnson played some really complicated stuff too
I cant pick one though
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Good list. It's incomplete but a nice start. What do you think of whoever that guy is from ZZ Top? I love how he grooves.
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Yeah..I forgot him ( Billy Gibbons)..In fact, Im going to see ZZ top and the following night Steely Dan at the Biltmore estate
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We can add Chet Atkins to that list...Theyre coming to me as we go along
I almost forgot my pal Kal David..hes from Chicago originally..Lives in Cali now..Plays a mean bluesguitar as well
He was in Peter Cetera's first band
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I almost forgot my pal Kal David..hes from Chicago originally..Lives in Cali now..Plays a mean bluesguitar as well
He was in Peter Cetera's first band
[video=youtube;ZNi9duE_P1k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNi9duE_P1k[/video]
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Deguello was one of the first albums I ever bought as a new release. For me, the last of their albums that I actually like.
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Zeppelin was my favorite band when I was in high school. Never got to see Jimmy Page live.
Best I've seen live was Rory Gallagher.
Five runners up: Steve Vai, Robin Trower, Pete Townshend, Ritchie Blackmore, Frank Zappa.
Wow, half of the top six I've seen are dead. So I guess I'm old as ****.
Best I've seen live was Rory Gallagher.
Five runners up: Steve Vai, Robin Trower, Pete Townshend, Ritchie Blackmore, Frank Zappa.
Wow, half of the top six I've seen are dead. So I guess I'm old as ****.
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I like SRV, living life by the drop is my shiznit. But I don't know shit about music and people call me lima bean so wtf do I know :dunno:
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I think SRV is pretty fucking awesome.
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Dont get me wrong guys..He is a great guitarist..Its just that after 3 songs you say.."OK, what else can ya do"? Like a 1 trick pony. There is no variation in his playing..Its 100 mph constantly
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Isnt that in ashville?
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Honestly, page>srv at blues guitar.
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Next door in Biltmore Forest ( they might have an Asheville mailing address though)...People from Asheville couldnt afford to live in Biltmore Forest..Sans a few of the old money peeps..Believe it or not, Asheville has an old money section next to the Grove Park Inn..Kind of like Winnetka. But theyre getting old and dying off...The mansion has its own security force etc..No dullards are getting in that place...lol They have a summer concert series every year
Its kind of like saying Brookfield Zoo is in Chicago etc
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Keep talking shit about SRV and I'll drive to NC and set the piece of shit Goldwing of yours on fire.
And anyways, I wasn't saying SRV>Page, all I said was that I like Stevie, fuckfaces.
And anyways, I wasn't saying SRV>Page, all I said was that I like Stevie, fuckfaces.