Three times for Mr Kath! I’ve seen Chicago 3 times but all were after their original heyday.Originally Posted by Sturgeon's Lawyer
Three times for Mr Kath! I’ve seen Chicago 3 times but all were after their original heyday.
Another one I don’t know how I forgot - Tommy Emmanuel live at BB Kings in Manhattan.
Jan Akkerman
Martin Barre (Jethro Tull)
Johan Slager (Kayak)
Notable mentions:
(No particular order, and I probably forgot some)
Pete Townshend
Johnny Winter (several times)
Alvin Lee
Wayne Krantz
John Scofield (several times)
John Abercrombie
Pat Metheny
Frank Zappa
Dweezil Zappa
Robert Fripp (several times)
Adrian Belew
Jean-Paul Bourelly
Allan Holdsworth (several times)
Jukka Tolonen
Carl Verheyen
Joe Satriani
Steve Vai
Martin Barré
Mike Stern
Fred Frith
Terje Rypdal (numerous times)
Robin Trower
Peter Wolbrandt (several times)
Larry Coryell
Bill Frisell
John McLaughlin
Mike Miller (Banned from Utopia)
Gary More
Phillip Catherine
Steve Howe
David Torn
Ralph Towner
Scott Henderson
Jeff Healey
Andy Summers
Shawn Lane
Nils Lofgren
Carlos Santana
James Blood Ulmer
Guthrie Govan (at a clinic)
They keep coming...
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Frank Marino
Jeff Beck
Roy Buchanan
Carlos Santana
David Gilmour
Brian May
Steve Morse
Martin Barre
Johnny Winter
Randy California
Robin Trower
Neil Schon
Pat Travers
Jorma Kaukonen
Roye Albrighton
Rory Gallagher
Eric Clapton
Richard Thompson
Joe Bonamassa
Gary Green
Luther Allison
Dicky Betts
Warren Haynes
Andy Powell
Mato Nanji
Frank Zappa
Ritchie Blackmore
Albert King
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Ty Tabor
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Now there's one I'm jealous of, a BIG favorite I've never gotten to see live.
Hurtleturtled Out of Heaven - an electronic music composition, on CD and vinyl
https://michaelpdawson.bandcamp.com
http://www.waysidemusic.com/Music-Pr...MCD-spc-7.aspx
Bill Nelson
Peter Frampton
John McLaughlin
Eric Clapton
Steve Howe
Stephen Stills
Allan Holdsworth
Carlos Santana
Dave Mason
Neil Schon
Dickey Betts
Roy Buchanan
Albert King
B.B.King
Albert Collins
Robert Fripp
Roye Albrighton
Martin Barre
Andy Summers
Ritchie Blackmore
Alex Lifeson
Frank Gamble
Trevor Rabin
Nils Lofgren on his mini trampouline whilst fronting Grin
Steve Howe
Terry Kath
Steve Hackett
Trevor Rabin
Johnny Winter
Todd Rundgren
Carlos Santana
Warren Haines
Dicky Betts
Derek Trucks
David Gilmour
Eric Clapton
J Geils
Jimmy Vaughn
B B King
John Petrucci
Dave Mustaine
Steven Wilson
Probably more. Can't think of them now
Any "Guitar Geek" needs to be up on Ronnie Montrose.
Absolutely start with Open Fire. It's a desert island album for me, one of maybe five or six that always do "it" for me.
Here it is in full (with, alas, ads between tracks):
From there, you can explore. My other faorites include the first Gamma album (his group after Montrose) and his work with the Edgar Winter Group - see if you can find a decent boot; his solo on "Frankenstein" is a thing of beauty and a joy forever.
Cobra handling and cocaine use are a bad mix.
I'm given to understand that they still put on a pretty good show. I saw a video of them sharing the stage (literally, down the middle) with Earth Wind and Fire and it was really good.
Cobra handling and cocaine use are a bad mix.
Looks like the YT album mix stalls when embedded. I'm sure he'll click over to hear the whole thing, if he knows what's good for him.
Seen many greats as part of a band, but going to see a guitar player in concert
Jeff Beck
Rory Gallagher
Richard Thompson
Colin Linden
I remember tomorrow
Al di Meola
Alex Lifeson
Allan Holdsworth
Bert Jansch
Bill Nelson
Billy Gibbons
Bob Drake
Brian May
Christophe Godin
Daevid Allen
Dave Brock
David Gilmour
David Rhodes
Dick Dale
Dweezil Zappa
Eric Clapton
Frank Bornemann
Gary Moore
Glenn Tipton & KK Downing
Huw Lloyd Langton
Jeff Beck
Jimmy Page
Joey Santiago & Black Francis
John McLaughlin
John Sykes
Jonny Greenwood
Kavus Torabi
Kawabata Makoto
Manual Gottsching
Matthius Ecklund
Michael Rother
Michael Schenker
Mick Taylor
Micky Jones
Mike Keneally
Pat Metheny
Pete Townshend
Peter Green
Randy Rhoads
Richard Thompson
Rick Parfitt & Francis Rossi
Ritchie Blackmoore
Robert Fripp
Robin Williamson
Roy Harper
Steve Hackett
Steve Hillage
Steve Howe
Steve Rothery
Steven Wilson
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Thurston Moore
Tim Smith
Tony Iommi
Uli Jon Roth
Zal Cleminson
Has anyone mentioned Andy Latimer? (I haven't trawled through all the lists)
I remember that. I saw Grin at the Villanova field house in the early 70s.
Lou
Looking forward to my day in court.
Yep.Has anyone mentioned Andy Latimer? (I haven't trawled through all the lists
mooore:
Andy Latimer
John Scofield
Christophe Godin
Richard Thompson
Warren Haynes
Larry Coryell
Phil Manzanera
David Lindley
Jerry Douglas
Robben Ford
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it."
-- Aristotle
Nostalgia, you know, ain't what it used to be. Furthermore, they tells me, it never was.
“A Man Who Does Not Read Has No Appreciable Advantage Over the Man Who Cannot Read” - Mark Twain
Rush had running Washing Machines are their stage.
What can this strange device be? When I touch it, it brings forth a sound (2112)
Haven't been to a lot of rock concerts in my life but I've seen.....
Robin Trower
Warren Haynes
Carlos Santana
Martin Barre
Steve Howe
Steve Morse with DP and Dregs
Alex Lifeson
Rich Williams
and probably forgetting some.
Ian from Saga!
Rod Price
Steve Howe
Brian May
Alex Lifeson
Steve Hackett
Adrian Belew
Robert Fripp
Neal Schon
Pat Metheney
Franco Mussida
The Edge
Mike Allsup
Daryl Stuermer
Rich Williams
Davey Johnstone
Nobody's mentioned John Martyn or Neil Young yet. So I shall.
That was on Geddy's side of the stage, and they were dryers, actually, I think. As I recall, he started using some sort of virtual direct inject bass gizmo, that basically did away with the need for a conventional amp set up. He said he felt like his side of the stage was "a bit too empty", so first he had the fridge on one tour, then he had the washing machines on the next tour. As I recall, every so often, you'd see someone run out onstage and put coins in the washing machines. Then at the end of the show, when they came out for the encore, a bunch of towels were pulled from the dryers, which the band used to towel off while waving at the audience, before beginning the encore.
Then, it escalated from there, he added a snack machine, and I think at some point someone told me he had like a grill or something onstage by the time of the last tour.
Just remembered I saw these guitar players at G3 in 2001.
John Petrucci
Steve Vai
Joe Satriani
Mike Kenealy (he shredded too).
At the time I wasn't into shreddy guitar. I'm still not into shred but I like some technical thrash and speed.
Hendrix, Fripp, Howe, Hackett, Towner, Hedges, Bensusan, Green, Rundgren, Manzanera, Mussida, Trower, Townshend, Holdsworth, Stills, Akkerman, California, Hayward, and Shawn Phillips.
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