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CocoLoco
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Maybe we should do a list of newer guitarist?





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HempHead
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Then let's throw Derek Trucks in there.





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CottonWasKing
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


quote:

Maybe we should do a list of newer guitarist?



In no particular order...


Derek Trucks
Warren Haynes
Jake Cinninger
Jack White
Keller Williams






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CocoLoco
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Like all of those

A few others to consider.

Gary Clark Jr.
Johnny Lang
Mayer
Frusciante






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CottonWasKing
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


quote:

Gary Clark Jr.
Johnny Lang
Mayer
Frusciante



No complaints from me.


Davey Knowles and Kenny Wayne Shephard need to be added as well.






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CottonWasKing
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Also Luther Dickinson is in my top 5





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HandGrenade
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Luther is great. Loved his work with The Black Crowes....on a side note...I really miss them





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CottonWasKing
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Luther is great. Loved his work with The Black Crowes....on a side note...I really miss them



I prefer him with NMSA and I preferred Black Crowes without him. Never really thought they were a good fit honestly.


He is probably my favorite modern guitarist though






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HandGrenade
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Well the Marc Ford era was much better no doubt, but I still liked it.





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CottonWasKing
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but I still liked it.



Oh without a doubt...


I didn't mean to convey that I didn't enjoy the Crowes with Luther. It is physically impossible for me not to enjoy anything that Luther puts his hands on. I just preferred Crowes under Ford.






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HandGrenade
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Agreed wholeheartedly





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Edearl Watson
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Member since May 2012
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Jimi Hendrix
Joe Bonamassa
Eric Clapton
SRV
Jimmy page






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HandGrenade
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Other mentionables: Steve Howe, Rod Price, and Ron Wood


This post was edited on 5/10 at 7:37 pm


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Marciano1
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Marksville, LA
Member since Jun 2009
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Jimi Hendrix
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Eric Clapton
Duane Allman
Jimmy Page






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When in Rome
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Telegraph Road
Member since Jan 2011
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Didn't see yours before, but I guess we do!





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Carson123987
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Marty Friedman





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Tchefuncte Tiger
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Member since Oct 2004
20172 posts

re: Your top 5 guitarists


quote:

Rod Price


Talk about a whiz on the slide guitar! I really can't believe nobody has mentioned Billy Gibbons or Elmore James, the father of the slide guitar!






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jose canseco
LSU Fan
BR via NO
Member since Jul 2007
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


Favorites in orders

Skydog
Clapton
Warren Haynes
Derek Trucks
(changes weekly) after Jazz Fest, Gary Clark Jr






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CottonWasKing
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


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Elmore James, the father of the slide guitar!



Sure I'm nitpicking but Elmore James was considered the King Of Slide Guitar....


The father of slide would have to be Sylvester Weaver who recorded the first known use of slide in 1923





Regardless Elmore was a fricking beast



This post was edited on 5/10 at 8:16 pm


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jose canseco
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re: Your top 5 guitarists


quote:

Elmore James, the father of the slide guitar!


No disrespect to elmore, but every time I hear him play, I can't help but want to switch the track to a Duane solo.

Elmore was the father of slide, but Duane was the master of the slide.






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