Frank
4136 posts
Apr 07, 2014
2:55 PM
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JustFuya
53 posts
Apr 07, 2014
9:40 PM
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Excellent question. Anyone with acoustic chops!
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kudzurunner
4645 posts
Apr 08, 2014
6:28 AM
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Interpreted broadly, this thread might include guitar players whom blues harmonica players could steal ideas from.
In that line: Larry Carlton and BB King for blue notes, Stevie Ray for deep groove, Albert Collins for explosive power.
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Littoral
1066 posts
Apr 08, 2014
7:04 AM
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Groove: Alex Schultz, Ronnie Earl
Notes: T Bone Walker
Explosive Power: Carlos Santana
-adding Phrasing: Duane Allman (and T Bone)
Last Edited by Littoral on Apr 08, 2014 11:24 AM
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walterharp
1363 posts
Apr 08, 2014
9:16 AM
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also Lowell George... trying to match bend to slide
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The Iceman
1590 posts
Apr 08, 2014
9:53 AM
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second on Alex Schultz...he very rarely plays full chords on the guitar, preferring to play two or three note chords and/or little lines.
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timeistight
1548 posts
Apr 08, 2014
10:28 AM
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Taking this to mean guitar players who play well with harp players:
Muddy Waters
Hubert Sumlin
Jimmy Rogers
Louis Myers
Dave Myers before he switched to bass
Robert Lockwood Jr.
Rusty Zinn
Jimmy Vaughan
Last Edited by timeistight on Apr 08, 2014 10:31 AM
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barbequebob
2520 posts
Apr 08, 2014
11:24 AM
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@Timesight -- I'd also add to that list the following:
Eddie Taylor
Troy Gonyea
Junior Watson
Charlie Baty
Luther Tucker
What Alex Schultz is doing is essentially more out of the Tiny Grimes school of playing , as he used a 4 string guitar most of the time.
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Barbeque Bob Maglinte
Boston, MA
http://www.barbequebob.com
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timeistight
1549 posts
Apr 08, 2014
12:22 PM
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Thanks, BBQBob. I'll check them out.
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barbequebob
2521 posts
Apr 08, 2014
12:42 PM
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Here's Bill Jenning's Long Way From St. Louis. Listen to this and then listen to Gary Primich's version of this tune and you'll notice that Gary plays the Bill Jennings guitar solo pretty close to note for note. Bill was a very inflential jump blues guitar player and he most certainly has influenced me.
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Sincerely,
Barbeque Bob Maglinte
Boston, MA
http://www.barbequebob.com
CD available at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/bbmaglinte
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