Underrated Guitarists.

[cbass]

Me I'm so underated that I can barely play

[blinddog]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4Vw9UxTvaU

He's not Muddy Waters but I thought he was pretty good.

George Harrison and Paul McCartney seemed to like Carl Perkins. Underrated or just perhaps a little too long ago?

[LeftyStrat]

Brian May
Bill Nelson

I do a three mile walk around Green Lake in Seattle three times a week. Today I listened to "Quit Dreaming and Get on the Beam." I had forgotten how great this album is.

This is one of my all time favorites:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YiyFnpe8OU

Such a liquid solo.

[LeftyStrat]

Perhaps it only takes one solo to make you immortal:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEZs4JS-iAs

[Reeltarded]

Has anyone mentioned Jeff Beck?

[John_P_WI]

Jeff Beck
Rory Gallagher
Jeff Beck
Roy Buchanan
Jeff Beck

There ya go Miles...

[Leo_Gnardo]

Some underappreciated sidemen:

Mark Goldenberg - now over 20 years with Jackson Browne. He has a terrific distinctive tone on Tele's. Started with the Cretones in mid 70's, sold a bunch of songs to Linda Ronstadt then his career was off and running.

Daryl Stuermer - long career with Genesis. I first heard him on a Patrice Rushen album mid 70's. Fluid style, he makes it all sound easy when it ain't.

David Lindley - an early Jackson Browne sideman on guitar, fiddle and many others. What a fantastic player & wacky sense of humor. Greasy, greasy, very very greasy... His solo albums are "must have" items.

Bob Mayo - not only a great keyboardist on Hammond & piano, his singing was top notch, and he could hold his own with just about anybody on guitar. Gone 11 years now, but definitely not forgotten.

Jeff Beck - for Miles - anybody else heard the rare "Frankie's Place" - music cues for the movie of the same name. Awesome as always. Also the intro & outro bits on Roger Waters' "Amused to Death." Absolutely. Chilling.

[Reeltarded]

Amused to Death. I think Jeff Beck plays on that.

Talk about a planted groove. 16 tons and on time.

[John_P_WI]

Leo,

Daryl was at the WI state fair 2 years ago and put on a very fine show - his old Boogies sounded great too. Great player, and yes has been in the shadows of Genesis.

Caught Greg Koch after that for some very greasy gristly blues. Good night of music for sure.

[cbass]

Leo,

Daryl was at the WI state fair 2 years ago and put on a very fine show - his old Boogies sounded great too. Great player, and yes has been in the shadows of Genesis.

Caught Greg Koch after that for some very greasy gristly blues. Good night of music for sure.

Greg Koch pisses me off when I see some little skinny guitarist playing shit I could never attempt.I think to myself yea well at least I could kick his ass.What are you gonna do to greg? A folding chair to the back of the head when he aint lookin? Thatd probably just piss him off and ruin the chair

[John_P_WI]

Gregs a big boy for sure, when he plays the strats they look like a kids scale guitar hehe. Damn fine guy though, his wit and humor is sharper than his axe licks.

[cbass]

Hes not just a big boy he played 11 seasons in the nfl at very high level. He's an attorney also so you probably get sued after you got yer ass whooped for hittin him in back the head with a folding chair

[cbass]

Brian May
Bill Nelson

I do a three mile walk around Green Lake in Seattle three times a week. Today I listened to "Quit Dreaming and Get on the Beam." I had forgotten how great this album is.

This is one of my all time favorites:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YiyFnpe8OU

Such a liquid solo.

Ok that was pretty damn cool

[cbass]

Gotta give props to my homeboy Steve Cropper

[NickC]

Jan Akkerman