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KevinCurtis
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Richie Kotzen
Greg Howe
Jake E. Lee
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SRV

Too many to list.

Absolute honorable [must] mention:
Wes Montgomery

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SRV is good to, well now that you think about it there is way to many list even to say that there is a greatest of all time so I would say that it is a personal perefens thing.
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Andres Segovia

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+1 to what some of the posters have said, some ive never heard of.
but i will give a listen to.
iv heard the name andres segovia before, what band does he play in?
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Segovia is dead. A clissical guitarist, you can see clips o him on Youtube.
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bluesstrattone wrote:
+1 to what some of the posters have said, some ive never heard of.
but i will give a listen to.
iv heard the name andres segovia before, what band does he play in?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9efHwnFAkuA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6CnW-MeGdE

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Segovia is dead. A clissical guitarist, you can see clips o him on Youtube.


I saw him in concert.

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Spill the goods; what was that concert like?
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lindseyp wrote:
Segovia is dead. A clissical guitarist, you can see clips o him on Youtube.


I saw him in concert.



I saw him in concert too, at the Alice Tully Hall ( ??) in 1976. I remember being amazed at how big his hands were, he rested his left foot on a little stool and how fast his fingers could go for a man about 80 years old. The audience was very respectful towards him and was silent so we could hear the dynamics in his playing. I'm very, very thankful I got to see and hear one of the true legends.
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If we're picking favorites, for me it was Danny Gatton.

He was the most gifted player I ever had the good fortune to see play live.

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Had the pleasure of watching Carl Verheyen last Wendsday night at a very small venue in Mill Valley, Ca. 2 hours of pure bliss...an incredible talent accoss a number of genres.....he made his Strat sing.....one of my favorites!!!!
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It would be a big list for me. Rory Gallagher Is way up there. He is said to have had the very first power trio.
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All I can give is my top 15 in no particuler order and I am still going to leave guys out who would rotate in here but here we go

Jeff Beck
SRV
Hendrix
Vanhalen
Danny Gatton
Brian Setzer
Clapton
Gary Moore
Jimmy Page
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Brian May
Satch
Albert Lee
Gilmour
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I hate these polls now.

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63supro wrote:
It would be a big list for me. Rory Gallagher Is way up there. He is said to have had the very first power trio.


Actually, I think that's Buddy Guy, who in turn influenced people like Cream, Gallagher etc...
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