Best Guitarist You Ever Saw in Person

[Drd]

Stevie Ray at the old Moonshadow. Also Stevie, BB King, Derek Trucks with Joe Cocker singing at Lakewood about three weeks before Stevie Ray was killed.

 

[johnnyreb171]

Doc Watson

Jealous! Cody Kilby for me. The lead guitarist for Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder

 

[Stuckon22]

Esteban

 

[freedom]

Duane is great but he can't touch Derek Trucks. I've seen Jeff beck, Tommy Emanuel, Steve Morse, Sonny Landreth, Eric Johnson and most everyone that played blues that came through Atlanta or Macon in the 90s. The best, by far, is Scotty Anderson. Please youtube him, it ain't right that he's not rich. If he comes to town, he will probably be playing for less than 500. Imagine Danny Gatton and Tommy Emanuel had a baby.

 

[freedom]

Stevie Ray at the old Moonshadow. Also Stevie, BB King, Derek Trucks with Joe Cocker singing at Lakewood about three weeks before Stevie Ray was killed.

I think you're wrong about trucks, unless he was about seven.

 

[sold7]

Jimi Hendrix at Atlanta

 

[musket]

Duane is great but he can't touch Derek Trucks.

Now, them's fightin' words.

I've been watching Derek since he was 15 and he is a great player, but his style is so repetative. You never knew where Duane was coming from or going to. I guess you would have to see Duane in person to know what I mean.

 

[hikingthehills]

Jealous! Cody Kilby for me. The lead guitarist for Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder

I've seen Doc play 3 times and it blew me away every time! RIP Doc Watson. Cody Kilby is awesome, Kentucky thunder cant be touched by many bands as far a talent goes.

 

[brandonp]

Mark tremonti

 

[AR Trader]

Maybe not the very best, but certainly our kind of man - Ted Nugent Live at the Georgia Jam at Road Atlanta in 1980. He kicked some ass!