Guitarists...

[Adam in WI]

Mark Knopfler gets name dropped here. First three minutes is dialogue but still interesting. Growing up I only figured Vince as a vocalist (a really good one), but it turns out he's the whole package

 

[antelopedundee]

A lot of the people mentioned here have been a part of Eric Clapton's guitar festival shindigs. Mostly there are bits n pieces on the net. Not quite the same, but here is a link to the full Dylan 30th Anniversary concert.

From Russia with love.

https://ok.ru/video/208269543957

 

[antelopedundee]

Mark Knopfler gets name dropped here. First three minutes is dialogue but still interesting. Growing up I only figured Vince as a vocalist (a really good one), but it turns out he's the whole package

This is from 2007 and Vince looks a fair amount older even then.

 

[Concha]

 

[357Mag]

Howdy !

Glen Campbell - noteable on then Monkees hit “ Valerie “

Roy Clark - multi-instrument talented

Jose’ Feliciano - very capable. Saw him play 12 string one-handed

Bob Dylan - helped make electric guitar more mainstream

B.B. King - without playing all that much

Lita Ford

Nancy Wilson - Heart

Tom Petty - simple chords, but very effective

John Foggerty -
Still using the amp he used @ Woodstock. “ Born on the Bayou “,
“ Susie Q “, “ Fortunate Son “

Dickie Betts

Warren Haynes - slide work Alman Bro’s “ End of the Line “


Regards,
357Mag