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BlackCatBone
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Grant Green
Neal Schon
Neil Giraldo

Grant Green's tone is just pure. He never got the recognition he deserved.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKW40qCeql8

Barney Kessel should be added to this list also. Green is excellent, nice mention.

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Good catch BlackCatBone. Kenny Burrell could also be on that list.
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Earl Klugh
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Paul Jackson,Jr

For some reason this forum seems only to think and speak of Rock guitarist...
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Showing my age on the first two: Roy Clark and Glen Campbell.

One of current fame- Brad Paisley.

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Reeves Gabrels, Adrian Belew

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Mike Bloomfield.

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Gary Rossington, Ted Nugent, Jim Croce, James Taylor, Prince , George Harrison, The Edge, Mark Knopfler, John Fogerty, Mark Farner, Joe Perry, Ritchie Blackmore and Rush's Alex Lifeson are a few that don't get they're due.

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thomas blug, michael katon, michael landau, walter trout, rudolf schenker,
matthias jabs, dominic miller, henrik freischlader, carl carton, ana popovic...

there are a lot more out there wich i don't know yet but in future...

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jaknzax wrote:
Gary Rossington, Ted Nugent, Jim Croce, James Taylor, Prince , George Harrison, The Edge, Mark Knopfler, John Fogerty, Mark Farner, Joe Perry, Ritchie Blackmore and Rush's Alex Lifeson are a few that don't get they're due.


Almost ALL of those are big names in the music industry. You just probably live in a desolate town.
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Charles M. wrote:
jaknzax wrote:
Gary Rossington, Ted Nugent, Jim Croce, James Taylor, Prince , George Harrison, The Edge, Mark Knopfler, John Fogerty, Mark Farner, Joe Perry, Ritchie Blackmore and Rush's Alex Lifeson are a few that don't get they're due.


Almost ALL of those are big names in the music industry. You just probably live in a desolate town.

also, IMHO, the edge is overrated

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Floyd_The_Barber wrote:
Charles M. wrote:
jaknzax wrote:
Gary Rossington, Ted Nugent, Jim Croce, James Taylor, Prince , George Harrison, The Edge, Mark Knopfler, John Fogerty, Mark Farner, Joe Perry, Ritchie Blackmore and Rush's Alex Lifeson are a few that don't get they're due.


Almost ALL of those are big names in the music industry. You just probably live in a desolate town.

also, IMHO, the edge is overrated


+1 The Edge is a delay pedal with a face.

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Frank Marino, Rick Derringer, Ray Gomez, Uli Jon Roth, Danny Johnson.
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My_Bucket wrote:
We know the usual suspects, Beck, Clapton, Hendrix, Van Halen etc... But What are your thoughts on the phenomenal guitarists that don't SEEM to get the recognition, for example; Stephen Stills, Lindsey Buckingham & Richard Thompson... Who else would you consider an overlooked great guitarist?

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Mike McCready (Pearl Jam)
Jeff Tweedy & Nels Cline (Wilco)
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as a team Jonny Greenwood, Ed O'Brien, Thom Yorke (Radiohead)

Marty Stuart (I hate Country but was amazing to see/hear)
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Andy Summers of the Police is thought of as just a rhythm player but the guy is also a jazz wiz and can solo unbelievably.

George Harrison is probably the most famous under rated player in history. The perfect team player who always played for the song and one of the best slide players I ever heard.
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