Re: So I did one myself...
I agree with Lee...Joe, you should be at or near the top of your list.
If no one has already, I'd also like to add Bryan Lee, Tab Benoit and Albert Cummings.
Roy
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I agree with Lee...Joe, you should be at or near the top of your list.
If no one has already, I'd also like to add Bryan Lee, Tab Benoit and Albert Cummings.
Roy
popular topic with newcomers as well, good job Joe. Welcome to the forum Azurah, LeaM, Gary b, and Stephonix. You can formally introduce yourself if you want, tell us a little about yourself, your music background and maybe how you found Joe in the Introductions section, if you want.
One more and I'll let it rest. I think Andy Summers should have a place in the 100. Another one of those subjective choices, you would have to be a serious Police fan to have him included. I was and still am.
Tres
Ted Nugent, J Mascis, and Johnny Winter
What! no Rik Emmett! I’M crushed…
What! no Rik Emmett! I’M crushed…
I'm on page1 post 11.. Already mentioned him.
Actually I will be at a meet'n'greet show with Rik Emmett and Dave Dunlop on Dec9; starting to get excited about that but can't convience anyone to go with me.
So I'll do it solo.
What! no Rik Emmett! I’M crushed…
I actually noticed that omission and immediately thought of you... Rik is a master, he should definitely be in the top 100!
But while we were glad to see Joe give John Petrucci his due, there were some others he left out that we think should be in there:
Derek Trucks
Jonny Lang
Carlos Santana
Mato (Indigenous)
And Joe, granted, it's hard to put your own name on that list, and I'm sure you want to give Hendrix, Clapton, Page, etc. their due, but let's be real. No poster on this site has any business posting their list of top guitarists if Joe Bonamassa isn't on it!
Rik Emmett Fan wrote:What! no Rik Emmett! I’M crushed…
I actually noticed that omission and immediately thought of you... Rik is a master, he should definitely be in the top 100!
But while we were glad to see Joe give John Petrucci his due, there were some others he left out that we think should be in there:
Derek Trucks
Jonny Lang
Carlos Santana
Mato (Indigenous)And Joe, granted, it's hard to put your own name on that list, and I'm sure you want to give Hendrix, Clapton, Page, etc. their due, but let's be real. No poster on this site has any business posting their list of top guitarists if Joe Bonamassa isn't on it!
Rik and Joe have been omitted from lists for so many years they will call the National Inquirer to check its validity when they finally do. LOL
Here is some classic Rik Emmett for everyone to enjoy.
This is how to end a show...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cE9aral … _embedded#!
Take care,
Bill
..ok! ..so its obviously clear! ..100 is not a big enough number! ...but it could have been worse ...Seasick Steve could'a made the list!
Mick Jones ( Sex Pistols)
hesitate to correct the big guy but Mick Jones was lead guitarist with The Clash (Joe Strummer rhythm), it was Steve Jones that was/is the guitarist with the Sex Pistols. - Great call on him though.
JBonamassa wrote:Mick Jones ( Sex Pistols)
hesitate to correct the big guy but Mick Jones was lead guitarist with The Clash (Joe Strummer rhythm), it was Steve Jones that was/is the guitarist with the Sex Pistols. - Great call on him though.
One just has to keep up with the Joneses !
..ok! ..so its obviously clear! ..100 is not a big enough number! ...but it could have been worse ...Seasick Steve could'a made the list!
Ahhh no! I love Seasick Steve. While not really technically gifted, he still plays raw, mean, dirty blues slide as well as anyone else. And there aren't many people on the planet cooler than Seasick Steve
Another two that would be on my list - Matt Schofield and Simon McBride. Two up-and-coming bluesy Brits who can melt those frets with the best of 'em...
Pete The Cabby wrote:..ok! ..so its obviously clear! ..100 is not a big enough number! ...but it could have been worse ...Seasick Steve could'a made the list!
Ahhh no! I love Seasick Steve. While not really technically gifted, he still plays raw, mean, dirty blues slide as well as anyone else. And there aren't many people on the planet cooler than Seasick Steve
Another two that would be on my list - Matt Schofield and Simon McBride. Two up-and-coming bluesy Brits who can melt those frets with the best of 'em...
Yep, 100 probably isn't enough - how about Nils Lofgren and Sonny Landreth.....and actually Bruce Springsteen can play some very fine lead guitar when he wants too.....wish he'd play it more often...and Little Steven! Tony TS McPhee is another which springs to mind too!
Heck, You could probably pick 100 great guitarists with just the name 'Steve' or 'Steven'...
I'll start you off...
Steve Stevens (double points! )
Steve Morse
Seasick Steve
Little Steven
Steve Vai
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Steve Miller
...
...
(carry on)
LOL Great LIST!
Names left off... 30 somethings:
John Mayer
Derek Trucks
Joe Bonamassa
Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Doyle Bramhall II
again pure taste.
For me there are a couple of omissions from Joe's list - maybe including him - but the best thing is there are some guys on there I need to check out which will be fun.
gotta add paul gilbert and dave meniketti!
recently i read ur guitar list theres 3 i wanted to add but had a huge question have u ever heard of dave meniketti? oh and my three guitarists were paul gilbert,gary moore and dave meniketti!!!
edit - Hey Birdman, I've added your separate topic to your post here as they essentially say the same thing and this is Joe's list topic.
George (A/h)
Gatemouth
Ya killin' me JB..
No Gilmour...wow!
Dig the Hedges selection, that one usually slips past the average bear....
Lonesomedave-
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