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i liked Jeff's tribute

I agree about the studied part, but actually, I always thought EC came across as the more agressive of the two *IF* you compare Beano with Fleetwood Mac or Mayall era Green. I also hear a lot of tradition in PG's playing - different influences from EC and a different approach to them, but to my ear there's no doubt Green did as much and as deep listening as Clapton. Of course, at the end of the day they were both outstanding in their way I can see where you come from, but Green's, playing is much more fluid and jammy like Duane Allman, but could get agressive (see Green manalishi)

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not gonna do the overrated thing but underrated: Peter Green George Harrison Dickie Betts Les Paul Joe Walsh/Don Felder Don Rich Albert Collins Johnny Copeland Danny Kirwan Luther Allison Mississippi Fred McDowell Rory Gallagher Roy Rogers(blues guitarist) Grant Green Steve Goodman just to name a few

Queen. Brian May uses a lot of delay. this

standard tuning, i mean its just so standard

les pauls strat playin SRV wanabees deluxe teles p-90s offset fenders stacks wahs emgs just about guitar thing is pretty much overdone

1st- squier strat, by no means bad, still need to set that sucker up for open e slide 1st good-epi sheraton

I'm in:thu: sign me up.