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Brian Setzer, he DOES have a signature model, but is never mentioned.
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Floyd_The_Barber wrote:
i have a whole book of guitar greats.... many of the blues guitarists mentioned are overlooked but theres just to many to name..... also, i think Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains, while famous, does not get all the credit he should


Would totally agree about jerry.
Carolyn Wonderland seems good too from what I have heard so far.
I think James Root is another. listening to the leads and rythyms he does in slipknot, but more so in stone sour where he can be more free with his playing. his playing usually gets overshadowed by mick thompson similarly as hetfield is overshadowed from hammet.
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Hello!

+1 to anyone who mentioned Adrian Belew and Robert Frip both superb players.

Michael Manring on bass...simply outstanding

Robert Frip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEdnna0GXNQ

Michael Manring http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2hgiVE3KkM

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forgot to mention kim thayil
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eccentric0 wrote:
forgot to mention kim thayil

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Soundgarden rock!

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Some of you old-timers will remember these guys... and the rest of the band. They were awesome... and still are. Played here about a year ago. 8)

Paul Cotton

Rusty Young

Richie Furay

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Another from the "Geezer" bench, Johnny Smith
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HwQxdrmwY8

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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.


Not sure of his name but the guitarist who always played with Croce was quite talented as well, he always knew just where to be in order to stay right in sync with Jim.

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BlackCatBone 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.


Not sure of his name but the guitarist who always played with Croce was quite talented as well, he always knew just where to be in order to stay right in sync with Jim.


His name was Maury Muehlelsen and he was an awesome acoustic player! Listen to the "I Got A Name" album and you'll hear some fantastic guitar. 8)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2iS8XctJKo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcqauC49Xmc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rQJ6KQjDG0

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glen buxton and michael bruce from the alice cooper band , both of them could rock 8)
tony s mcphee from the groundhogs these guys are all well worth a listen to :)

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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)

Mike mcready's awesome!! We went to see them live, mike was the most energetic person on the stage.

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

Marty Stuart (I hate Country but was amazing to see/hear)

Mike mcready's awesome!! We went to see them live, mike was the most energetic person on the stage.

dude.... you havent seen energy until you've seen Angus Young live..... the man's bloody insane

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Charlie Christian who arguably was the first guitar soloist in popular music. He often took solos with Benny Goodman and worked with a few other big band leaders. Before him, guitar was mostly seen as either a rhythm instrument or restricted to rural, folk and western music.
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If you like slide guitar: Rocco DeLuca, along with guitar chops, his vocal abilities are rivaled by very few.
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Along the slide guitar line, probably well known to most on the forum but not people in general -- Ry Cooder. Amazing career, but not a household name.
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