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Fri Aug-10-07 10:40 PM
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| Poll question: If Jimi Hendrix isn't the most influential electric guitarist to date, who is? |
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It's a poll, Jimi or other-who is considered the most influential electric guitarist ever, if not Hendrix?
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Fri Aug-10-07 10:49 PM
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The guy who invented the licks played by every rock guitarist after him? :shrug:
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Fri Aug-10-07 10:56 PM
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| 2. Great choice, very influential, but not like Jimi's influence imo. |
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When I got on the city bus and found a vacant seat, I thought I saw my future bride walking down the street...
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Fri Aug-10-07 11:13 PM
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| 7. I shoulda said Les Paul anyway |
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Hell, the guy pretty much invented the modern electric guitar, as well as multi-track recording.
And he can play a guitar just like a-ringin' a bell. :)
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Fri Aug-10-07 11:24 PM
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| 9. Hey! I was going to say Les Paul. |
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Fri Aug-10-07 11:29 PM
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| 10. You were too busy altering your clothes |
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so you can dance nekkid. :P
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Fri Aug-10-07 10:57 PM
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Fri Aug-10-07 10:58 PM
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If you'd ever heard my face-melting guitar riffs and soulful, artistic playing that comes from the very center of my burning, brilliant soul, you'd agree.
Okay, seriously. It's Hendrix, above and beyond almost all others.
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Fri Aug-10-07 10:58 PM
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| 5. Charlie Christian is probably the most influential electric guitarist of all time. |
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Fri Aug-10-07 11:12 PM
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The "father of the electric guitar"... but I would still choose Jimi.
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Fri Aug-10-07 11:17 PM
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| 8. The world would be more interesting if it were Fred Frith. |
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Fri Aug-10-07 11:39 PM
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| 11. Well the two guys the influenced Jimi were |
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Pretty damn good too. Albert King and Albert Collins. Both were also very influential to Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughn.
But when I am around youngesters they are all trying to play like Jerry Garcia.
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Sat Aug-11-07 12:53 AM
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| 12. Eddie VanHalen and/or Randy Rhoads |
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Sat Aug-11-07 01:06 AM
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Almost everyone who plays acoustic guitar, folk, rock or country has been influenced by her playing. Electric guitar players, as well...
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Sat Aug-11-07 05:30 AM
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to me, that is. I know that Stevie Ray Vaughn's idol was Jimmi Hendrix...
both are awesome:D
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