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where is the pic of chuck berry?
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That's good. MarC Bolan should be on some people's lists too, at lest, I"d think.
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Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Date: December 30, 2014 21:47
Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Date: December 30, 2014 21:54
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where is the pic of chuck berry?
Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Date: December 30, 2014 22:19
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Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Date: December 31, 2014 11:40
"influence" can be about influencing the listener as well, dont you think so ?Quote
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Mark Knopfler himself was heavily influenced by JJ Cale.
maybe groove vise if i may say so, but as a total guitarplayer, knopfler was in different league (maybe 2 leagues above..) above mr Cale, with full respect for mr Cale which songs i like vey much. I would say Knopfler is in top 5 as guitarist, maybe not performer, and i dont undarstarnd why no one nominates him.
This thread is about who influenced who. What do the guitarists themselves say about that? What style or sound from one guitarist do you hear in the style or sound of another guitarist?
Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Kiwiclapton
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Date: December 31, 2014 11:43
My list.
Eric Clapton,
SRV
Brian jones and Keith Richards
Eddie Van Halen.
Eric Clapton,
SRV
Brian jones and Keith Richards
Eddie Van Halen.
Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Date: December 31, 2014 19:56
As always with threads like this, one guitarist is always left out, Mick Green. As I have posted before, Trouser Press did a two issue article in the late 70's of the 100 greatest guitarists. In the Mick Green's bio it was stated that Page, Townshend and Blackmore have all name checked him as an early influence or the reason they picked up the guitar. Yes, he did not play on the original version of Shakin' All Over, but he took it over and made it his own.
Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Date: January 1, 2015 00:02
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As always with threads like this, one guitarist is always left out, Mick Green. As I have posted before, Trouser Press did a two issue article in the late 70's of the 100 greatest guitarists. In the Mick Green's bio it was stated that Page, Townshend and Blackmore have all name checked him as an early influence or the reason they picked up the guitar. Yes, he did not play on the original version of Shakin' All Over, but he took it over and made it his own.
That's good. MarC Bolan should be on some people's lists too, at lest, I"d think.
Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Redhotcarpet
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Date: January 1, 2015 12:29
Lou Reed: Heroin to name one. Influential like hell.
Re: most influential guitarists in rock history
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Rockman
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Date: January 1, 2015 12:34
Jnr Barnard
Willie Johnson
Pat Hare
Hubert Sumlin
Hal Harris
Scotty Moore
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Willie Johnson
Pat Hare
Hubert Sumlin
Hal Harris
Scotty Moore
ROCKMAN
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