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On Aug 2, 9:06 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
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On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 20:48:23 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

Was the rating limited to Jazz? I took it as all time great guitarists.

Jim did say jazz radio station - assumed jazz guiratists.

Perhaps I'm wrong.

Which, oddly, is something that has happened before. :)

Jim mumbles a lot. You have to interpret.

I am surprised that two of my favorite guitarists are seldom mentioned in
these ratings, Joe Walsh and Don Felder of the Eagles.
Walsh is certainly up there in my book as a rocker. Don Felder is
classically trained and it shows, particularly in the "Hell Freezes Over"
CD/DVD. I enjoy his playing a lot.

Eisboch

I have a neat CD you might want to check out sometime. I don't listen
much as it's not quite my cup of tea, but it is Chet Atkins and Mark
Knopfler with a couple of hollowbocy electric Gibsons..

I like Chet Atkins, but can only take so much of it.
After a while it all sounds the same due to his unique picking style.

Eisboch

On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 21:27:02 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


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On Aug 2, 9:06 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in
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On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 20:48:23 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

Was the rating limited to Jazz? I took it as all time great guitarists.

Jim did say jazz radio station - assumed jazz guiratists.

Perhaps I'm wrong.

Which, oddly, is something that has happened before. :)

Jim mumbles a lot. You have to interpret.

I am surprised that two of my favorite guitarists are seldom mentioned in
these ratings, Joe Walsh and Don Felder of the Eagles.
Walsh is certainly up there in my book as a rocker. Don Felder is
classically trained and it shows, particularly in the "Hell Freezes Over"
CD/DVD. I enjoy his playing a lot.

Eisboch

I have a neat CD you might want to check out sometime. I don't listen
much as it's not quite my cup of tea, but it is Chet Atkins and Mark
Knopfler with a couple of hollowbocy electric Gibsons..

"Neck and Neck" - that is one of my favorite albums.

I like Chet Atkins, but can only take so much of it.
After a while it all sounds the same due to his unique picking style.

Love Chet Atkins.

Did I ever tell the story about meeting him in Nashville and him
autographing my Gretsch Country Gentleman?

On Aug 2, 9:27*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
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"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in
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On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 20:48:23 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

Was the rating limited to Jazz? I took it as all time great guitarists.

Jim did say jazz radio station - assumed jazz guiratists.

Perhaps I'm wrong.

Which, oddly, is something that has happened before. :)

Jim mumbles a lot. You have to interpret.

I am surprised that two of my favorite guitarists are seldom mentioned in
these ratings, Joe Walsh and Don Felder of the Eagles.
Walsh is certainly up there in my book as a rocker. Don Felder is
classically trained and it shows, particularly in the "Hell Freezes Over"
CD/DVD. I enjoy his playing a lot.

Eisboch

I have a neat CD you might want to check out sometime. I don't listen
much as it's not quite my cup of tea, but it is Chet Atkins and Mark
Knopfler with a couple of hollowbocy electric Gibsons..

I like Chet Atkins, but can only take so much of it.
After a while it all sounds the same due to his unique picking style.

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I think part of the appeal is the obvious fun they had cutting the
tracks. Guy Fletcher, Paul Franklin, Floyd Cramer, and Vince Gill are
among the artists that sit in.. I should scan the inside of the cover,
Chet looks just like Bush 43 It's weird..