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8:04 pm
August 3, 2008


WVU1975

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1 ABB Live at Fillmore: Alltime most favorite album of all time. Wore out the vinyl in college, CD digital taught me what I was missing. && Duane Allman Anthology Vol I.

2. Mike Bloomfield: Anything before Live Adventures w Kooper

3. Canned Heat - Anything with Blind Owl Wilson.

4. BB King Live at Regal

5. Roy Buchanan

6. Blind Wilie McTelll

7. Son House.

8. Clapton Sessions for Robert J DVD -

9: Underated axe players - Robbie Robertson, Ry Cooder, Debbie Davies, George Harrision, Martin Barre, John Fogerty.

8:37 am
August 4, 2008


Billy Penn

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Man, you cannot go wrong listening to any of those guys! Some really great ones. And I TOTALLY agree with the George Harrison choice. His slide work was awsome. You could tell it was one of his songs immediately from the slide guitar. Very, very cool. I love The Band and Fogerty is another great one. He is simple, brief and to the point and you understand every note. Love that guy!

5:46 pm
August 4, 2008


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Robertson, Harrison, Barre, Fogarty are so professional that they just blend in perfectly… alot of times the casual listener doesn't know they are there. Great musicianship.

Blind Owl Wilson has got to be one of the greatest unknowns and under rated talents… too bad he left us so soon…… check this out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V55FfDnkQ6o

10:45 am
August 5, 2008


Billy Penn

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Cool Youtube clip! Cool goldtop. I love the hole in the stage. I wonder what amp(s) he was using. Maybe Marshalls? P-90s and Marshalls - great combination!

2:44 pm
August 5, 2008


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Hmmmm… Orange? But were they around in late 69? I remember them in the early 70s… check it out…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c1Z9cIY_QU&feature=related
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