Mana'
Muddy Waters
Skip James
Cafe Tacuba
Joe Bonamassa
Otis Rush
Son House
Paul Butterfield blues band

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Blues with a feeling.

GUILD GUITARS: MADE TO BE PLAYED!

Pink Floyd
Rush
Iron Maiden
Queensryche
Josh Clayton Felt
Phish
Tom Petty & the HB's
Boston
Arch Enemy
Neil Diamond
Judas Priest
Tool
They Might Be Giants
Radiohead

rolling stones
the who
chuck berry
bob dylan
izzy stradlin
booker t & the mgs
little richard

In no particular order:

ZZ Top
Fabulous Thunderbirds (with and without Jimmie Vaughan)
Arc Angels
Waylon Jennings
Muddy Waters
Jimmie Vaughan solo
Kim Wilson Blues Revue
the Faces
SRV & DT
the Stones
Band of Heathens
Billy Joe Shaver
Eric Clapton
Willie Nelson
Buddy Guy
Sonny Landreth
Howlin' Wolf

...and many many more!

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Good Vibes To Y'all!



Screamin' Armadillos
Texas Roadhouse Music
Guitar/Slide Guitar/Harp/Vocals

The bands I'm into are too numerous to list, but I'll try to be concise. I grew up listening to The Beatles, early Stones, The Who, The Small Faces, The Kinks and other British blues, R&B and beat groups of the 60's mainly because that's what my parents were into and that was the stuff you'd hear playing at home. Throughout my early teens and into my twenties I listened to post-punk, new wave, gothic/darkwave and shoegaze/dreampop bands. As such, my favourite bands of all time are:

The Chameleons
Kitchens of Distinction
Echo & The Bunnymen
Joy Division
New Order
Wire
For Against
Cocteau Twins
Slowdive
Mephisto Walz
Lush
Bauhaus
SIANspheric
Siouxsie & The Banshees
Clan of Xymox
The Fall
Alison's Halo
The Jesus and Mary Chain
Sad Lovers and Giants
The Cure

A few current bands that I'm really into these days are:

The Meeting Places
Tears Run Rings
Snowden
Thrushes
Bethany Curve
Air Formation
Mahogany
Film School
A Shoreline Dream
I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness
Interpol
We Were Promised Jetpacks

Glenn Kaiser Band

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It wasn't Willy-Nilly, it was at crows.

I'll keep mine to five.
Family in Sheffield, Jan 1970 - blew the headliners - The Nice, away. So good they were frightening.
Pink Floyd in Bristol on a Saturday Afternoon in 1971 with "the Azimuth Co-ordinator"
Fairport Convention in 1970, the encore Rock'n'roll set showed Richard Thompson and Simon Nicol at their best.
Keef Hartley "Big Band" driven by the basic trio of Anderson, Hartley and Thain.
Uriah Heep 1973-1975. Hensley, Byron, Box, Thain and Kerslake. GaryThain's Jazz bass through two Sunn bass-bins with Lee Kerslake's Body Drumming was mind blowing. David Byron sang his heart out. Mick Box produced sounds from his Gibson SG you wouln't believe and Ken Hensley, multi talented multi instrumentalist, was brilliant.

I may show just how young I am here.
I've just started listening to more modern bands in the last few months, right now my favourites are:
Arctic Monkeys,
The Beatles,
Biffy Clyro,
Fleet Foxes,
Kings of Leon,
Manchester Orchestra (not an actual orchestra),
Manic Street Preachers,
Marmaduke Duke,
MGMT,
Muse,
Paramore,
The Strokes,
Vampire Weekend,
The Who,
The Wombats.

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Rated "M" for meaty.

David Gilmour
Richie Blackmore
Tommy Bolin - anybody remember him?
Black Sabbath
Foghat - the old stuff
Grand Funk
Santana
Neil Young


This list could go on and on