My favourite guitar man is No. 19 on this list and, even though it's a few years out of date, it's probably still pretty representative of people's taste.
Not bad for someone that most people have not actually heard of.
I dunno, he's hardly that unknown a figure. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning is an absolute masterpiece, but going down that list I reckon I've seen about a fifth of them, and the only one that would make my top five favourite guitarists is Neil Young.
I just did a count-up and I reckon I've also seen about a fifth.
Glad to hear RT is so well known; bit of trivia for you - Fairport was a house opposite my old school in Muswell Hill and that is (apparently) where they all used to get together to practice.
Since when did this website change to being a page for each one of the 100 guitarists. What a bore to have to look through to find French Fancy's fave guitarist.
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I dunno, he's hardly that unknown a figure. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning is an absolute masterpiece, but going down that list I reckon I've seen about a fifth of them, and the only one that would make my top five favourite guitarists is Neil Young.
I just did a count-up and I reckon I've also seen about a fifth.
Glad to hear RT is so well known; bit of trivia for you - Fairport was a house opposite my old school in Muswell Hill and that is (apparently) where they all used to get together to practice.
Since when did this website change to being a page for each one of the 100 guitarists. What a bore to have to look through to find French Fancy's fave guitarist.
I know, I bet it's Richard Thompson
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