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Old 02-15-2017, 11:23 AM
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Has to be rock/hair bands. Ted Nugent, UFO, Zeppelin, Scorpions, Van Halen, you get the picture. But also like newer collaborations of guys getting together for a "super group", like Chickenfoot.
Todd, I would have never thought. I would have bet you were a country lover. I also love all the ones you listed.
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Ronnie those guitars are gorgeous! I do not not play but I do like to see the classic quality pieces. My first cassette tape was Motley Crue: Shout at the Devil. However as I get older I include everything from Flatt and Scruggs to classical to NPR. Just not R&B or Hip hop or rap. And the radio is turned down low.
Same here Steve. I love to get my banjo out and play Foggy Mt. Breakdown. I still have 10 Lp's and a couple Telecasters.
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One of my rigs I used on stage.... Played lead guitar for 30 years in regional bands...
Collected Tele's and Les Paul's for years till the wife said you can only play one at a time.... had probably 25 now 3... PRS is my favorite....

From Metal to Country.... Opened for Alan Jackson, Clay Walker, Toby Keith, Johnny Paycheck, Craig Morgan......

Everyone wanted to try Nashville but I have a good "day" job

If you like country and attitude here is a song we did that got airplay in DC...

I'm on guitar...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkeJc1_mPMU

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Some very nice equipment. Those PRS are very nice. I also did the bar scene when I was in my 20's and 30's. We played mostly Southern Rock, Lynard Shynard, REO Speed Wagon and Molly Hatchet. My best friend also played guitar so we both played lead and it was a lot of fun.
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Old 02-15-2017, 11:27 AM
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I grew up in the 6o's to early 70's. I took accordion lessons from 60-67. By then rock was on and bands were forming. The accordion didn't fit to well. I wish i had been converted to piano lessons at the end. At that age it's boy scouts, girl scouts and baseball so the lessons ended. I have a keyboard now i'm trying to learn. I like rock, country and motown. I saw Led Zepplin,Pink Floyd,Eric Clapton Aerosmith,Lynerd Skinnerd,J Geils and David Bowie live and many more. I can still remember riding the school bus with an AM raido pressed between your ear and the window listening to the Beatles and motown. Mike
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Ronnie... I pulled off Flirting with Disaster with one guitar!! Also had the Roland GR1 where I could go from piano/sax/fiddle/guitar without missing a beat for all the different solo's in country...

Think of the intro to Cant You See... doing the Acoustic Flute and Electric intro... Pretty cool rig... Had the Acoustic on a stand so you could walk up and play it then go to electric...

Another good guitar was the Godin with the Roland Synth and Acoustic pickups... Great guitars...

Floyd Cramer had a great Piano song called the Last Date which I did all on the Roland GR1...
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Ronnie... I pulled off Flirting with Disaster with one guitar!! Also had the Roland GR1 where I could go from piano/sax/fiddle/guitar without missing a beat for all the different solo's in country...

Think of the intro to Cant You See... doing the Acoustic Flute and Electric intro... Pretty cool rig... Had the Acoustic on a stand so you could walk up and play it then go to electric...

Another good guitar was the Godin with the Roland Synth and Acoustic pickups... Great guitars...

Floyd Cramer had a great Piano song called the Last Date which I did all on the Roland GR1...
That had to be a feat playing FWD on one guitar. My favorite pick ups are the Tim Shaws. We had fun playing together trying to out do each other on the leads. Kinda like Joe Walsh and Randy Felder on Hotel California. This morning, I was listening to Tom Petty, not my fav, but Mary Jane is a good song. I always admired James Taylor and Bob Dylan for their work with the harmonica. And I should say that Joe Walsh has always been my hero. Even when he was the James Gang.
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Best first song of a set..... All Right Now... Got them out every time...
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Mostly Blues and Rock. Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eric Clapton, ZZ Top.

I will listen to most anything if it is good. Big Band, Country, Classical (no hip hop)

My laborer is from south of the border. I let him listen to his stations in the truck. Catchy beats, but heck if I can understand the lyrics. LMAO
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Graduated HS in '93, definitely a hair band guy, some of my best memories are behind the wheel of my Uncle's IH 1086 with VH, the Crue or Aerosmith cranked over the roar of the 414.
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Everybody knows that Cinderella was the best hair band, why aren't they on your list?
Cause I'm old, and my cd's are in the shop, and I wasn't. We all know Tom Keifer has a killer voice, just that I forgot.
What about Whitesnake, Ratt, Poison, Warrent, AC-DC, Gamma, Montrose, Firearms and Flowers, Dio, Ozzy, Twisted Sister, Molly Hatchet, BTO, M.S.G. Michael Schenker Group, who also played with the Scorpions and UFO, one of my all time favorite guitar players.
Okay, nuff, I've got a headache.
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Cause I'm old, and my cd's are in the shop, and I wasn't. We all know Tom Keifer has a killer voice, just that I forgot.
What about Whitesnake, Ratt, Poison, Warrent, AC-DC, Gamma, Montrose, Firearms and Flowers, Dio, Ozzy, Twisted Sister, Molly Hatchet, BTO, M.S.G. Michael Schenker Group, who also played with the Scorpions and UFO, one of my all time favorite guitar players.
Okay, nuff, I've got a headache.
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You forgot Def Lepard and I'm surprised nobodies mentioned Ozzy. I mean, come on, Crazy Train?
Re-verse, I see it now. Todds got him. It's funny how we can love the old hair bands and still love Flat and Sruggs at the same time.
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Randy Rhoads... nuff said

But Zakk Wylde can chicken pick with the best of them...

Brad Paisley is monster too...
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