The Great "Rhythm" Guitar Players?

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Robbie Robertson from the Band is a great rhythm guitarist
You can't always get what you waaaant...

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Tommy Emmanuel

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robojam wrote:
CapnLockheed wrote:Dave Brock - Hawkwind
If for no other reason just for the fact that he even managed to find his guitar after all the acid they took on stage!!! :shock:
He..he...Lemmy,(bass player Hawkwind & Motorhead), said that one time
they took so much acid that all the cables turned into glowing snakes
and that was cool....until one bit him! :hihi:

Cheers....CL :oops:
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I know Frank Marino was already mentioned, but what a great song with cool orchestration and 'tude

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIBXGEUn ... re=related

a better link:
http://mahoganyrush.net/mp3/pop_me_up.html

his whole catalog appears to be there for streaming. This particular song is on the album "Juggernaut"...song is called "Strange Dreams"
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Underrated - Melissa Ethridge
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wzcAWhn0zRI

The power and the passion, she can stand on her own and deliver.

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tapper mike wrote:Underrated - Melissa Ethridge
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wzcAWhn0zRI

The power and the passion, she can stand on her own and deliver.
Yeah!
I have that DVD the clip is from and it is awesome.
She does a 2 hour show with just her and her acoustic guitar.

Nothing to hide behind or to wash over any mistakes or the like in that situation

Rich

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Although I began playing guitar after hearing Hendrix, I started out with an acoustic, & learned about open tunings from listening to Richie Havens.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JltNLkh03ME

I don't know if they've been mentioned yet, but 3 more that I would add would be Paul Simon, Joan Armatrading, & Todd Rundgren.

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Also producer/composer virtuoso Jon Brion is not only a brilliant pianist, but a fantastic guitarist. I particularly like his acoustic rhythm playing. He plays with such an intensity and attack.

On the other end of the spectrum.. Paul Jackson Jr. was the superstar rhythm session guy in the 80's and 90's. He played on Michael Jackson's album and tons of other stuff. Definitely worth checking both of them out.

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I nominate Bruce Welch of The Shadows for his playing on "The Savage".

Basjoe

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Bob Weir....



....hands down, one of the best (and probably most underrated, sadly)....

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BenCharles wrote:Bob Weir....



....hands down, one of the best (and probably most underrated, sadly)....
I definitely agree here. He can do some amazing stuff. Also agree with the underrated thing. I will say that outside the Dead he doesn't hold up as well. I have seen him with other groups and he wasn't as creative and innovative. He does sound good with Rob Wasserman though...

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Dominus wrote: Mille Petrozza from Kreator.
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