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khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#36Comment -
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#39off top of head. check these guys out if you haven't:
Al Di Meola
John McLaughlin
Terry Kath
Robin Trower
Fast Eddie Clarke
Ronnie Montrose
Rik Emmett
Buck DharmaComment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#41Jeff "Skunk" Baxter did a lot of good stuff with Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers
if you dig 70s.Comment -
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#42My uncle was a fan of Dixie Dregs, I first checked him out on his solo stuff; he found his home with Purple. Blackmore was great before he went all folk music. I prefer his work with Rainbow more so than Purple (deeper catalog). Hendrix, Page, Trower, Vai, Satriani, Schenker, etc., it's all good!Comment -
R.P. McMurphySBR Hall of Famer
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#43Shitload of 80's guys in mostly one hit wonder bands to Joe public but amazing guitarists nonetheless with a few blues guys thrown in.
Nuno Bettercourt
Andy Timmons
Warren DeMartini
Vito Bratta
Kk and Glenn from Priest
Dave, Adrian from Maiden
Paul Gilbert
Jason Becker
Tony MacAlpine
Ty Tabor
Chris Duarte
Ian Moore
Blues Saraceno
and Joe Bonamassa who is finally getting more buzz lately.
Just a few more names that most are familiar with some of the bands or a couple of their songs but never got their due or spotlight outside of guitar circles for most part. 80's was a helluva decade for great guitar work!Comment -
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#44Tom Morello
guitar is dead though...too many guys making too much noise
drums are where it's atComment -
swordsandtequilaSBR Hall of Famer
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#45Shitload of 80's guys in mostly one hit wonder bands to Joe public but amazing guitarists nonetheless with a few blues guys thrown in.
Nuno Bettercourt
Andy Timmons
Warren DeMartini
Vito Bratta
Kk and Glenn from Priest
Dave, Adrian from Maiden
Paul Gilbert
Jason Becker
Tony MacAlpine
Ty Tabor
Chris Duarte
Ian Moore
Blues Saraceno
and Joe Bonamassa who is finally getting more buzz lately.
Just a few more names that most are familiar with some of the bands or a couple of their songs but never got their due or spotlight outside of guitar circles for most part. 80's was a helluva decade for great guitar work!
Tabor definitely falls into the under-rated category, as does King's X. Solid band that just couldn't get over the hump. Seen them a handful of times, excellent live. All 3 really good musicians.
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#51Uli JonAB
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#52I saw the Scorpions in 1984. 8th row center I was only 16. smoke and booze everywhere.
we used to smoke pipes of weed at indoor arenas back then. times have changed. even coke
out in the open being snorted. Anyway it was a great show, they had a lot of awesome stage
props including a giant scorpion that was like a platform. This was the Love at First Sting tour.
Bon Jovi was a no-name band who opened up for them, they only had one song out then on
the radio called "Runaway".Comment -
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#58Eric Johnson (G3 concert) - S.R.V.
Tribute to the late great Stevie Ray. When this particular G3 tour came to my area Johnson split off and did his own show; saw him one night and Satriani/Vai/Kenny Wayne Shepherd 2 weeks later. Way back in 1997, jeezus I'm getting old.
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swordsandtequilaSBR Hall of Famer
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#59Speaking of SRV, doesn't fit the op's topic but hard to have a guitar thread without paying homage to one of the greats. He often gets overlooked (out of sight out of mind maybe) when media types speak of great guitarists, and radio has all but forgotten him. Makes me sad I never got to see him live; he and Jeff Beck played the Sun Dome in Tampa in the early '80s and I missed it. Never got another chance.
One of my favorite SRV songs, guy could make a guitar cry.
Life Without You (1987)
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swordsandtequilaSBR Hall of Famer
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#60Marty Friedman - nice mix courtesy of some youtuber, both Megadeth and Cacophony
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#61Robin Trower (the white Hendrix) - Benny Dancer
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khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#63Speaking of SRV, doesn't fit the op's topic but hard to have a guitar thread without paying homage to one of the greats. He often gets overlooked (out of sight out of mind maybe) when media types speak of great guitarists, and radio has all but forgotten him. Makes me sad I never got to see him live; he and Jeff Beck played the Sun Dome in Tampa in the early '80s and I missed it. Never got another chance.
One of my favorite SRV songs, guy could make a guitar cry.
Life Without You (1987)
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