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Solbe M'ko

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Yeah, for sure. Clapton is my favorite, but skill wise, I think it's a near tie between SRV and Hendrix, though nobody really remembers Jimi's blues. Albert Collins comes a close second in my favorites list, he's a funk/blues guitarist. Three Kings are good too. I also like the not-quite-as-good/not-quite-as-well-known guys like Lefty Dizz, Lowell Fulson, and Hubert Sumlin.

 

-PS- I'm actually quite surprised this thread got so many replies; good to see that people still give a damn about the blues. Thanks for the feedback!

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I used to listen to a lot of blues when I was first learning the guitar. I actually went all the way back to Robert Johnson and listened to just about everybody that could be called a blues player in roughly chonological order up to present day.

 

These days I tend to prefer players that blur the lines between styles rather than someone who plays authentically in only one style. Except for the guys I mentioned above I don't listen to much blues guitar except for those times when it comes up at work.

I'm listening to more jazz, fusion, and progressive rock these days.

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Yeah, I've started into Jazz just recently. I can't stand most rock, though, too many Five's and rip off blues licks for my taste. I'd be willing to try anything you folks could recommend though. No punk, though, I can't tolerate it.

 

I've started playing funk just recently (I'm not very good yet), but my Wah pedel got busted :mad:.

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