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Old 06-25-2012, 05:58 AM   #16
fetesiceWaist

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These lists are always subjective. See, I'd take Clapton #1 any day. He's been my favorite since I first heard the Layla album.

Hendrix? Shrug. He was innovative, but he always sounded like he was stoned out of his gourd. And, as a player and lover of Strats, I cannot commend or excuse a man who fucking burned them for show. Inexcusable.

Page was great, but I am sick of every Led Zeppelin song ever written, recorded, or covered. Never cared for Townsend.

Most of my favorite players are dead. My top go-to guitarists who are still alive are probably Clapton, Rich Robinson, and John Frusciante.
I agree on Zep, I have heard them all a million times but that would have little to do w/ my choice of Page......... He was better than any of them before that group was even thought of.........

Townsend-sorry I never got that period-who was a great group, nothing more......

For a player/writer I would say Peter Green has to be in that top ten as well.....

If I had a pick I would have to have Buddy Guy in @ least the top five as well.......

As a lover of blues, slow blues, country blues & Chicago I think John Lee Hooker needs to be in the top ten as well... Although not quick his influence is monumental & fairly original.........
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