Guitar Heroes

[scillyred]

Richie Blackmore with the late lamented town fan Cozy Powell (far right) on drums

[TheDukeOfBanbury]

Richie Blackmore with the late lamented town fan Cozy Powell (far right) on drums

Richie Blackmore with the late lamented town fan Cozy Powell (far right) on drums

Cozy Powell used to play football with me in the Park.
Yes he was a Swindon fan. Lived in Harwell village.
Great bloke with a White Alsatian.
Loved village life and always mixed in.
Never forget when my Labrador walked over his newly wet concreted garage floor
Look on one of his old albums and he mentions STFC.

[Wilf Shergold]

These not for your rock fraternity.

That Django Reinhardt - ace guitarist, and he didn't have a full compliment of fingers either.

For absolutely left field out there acoustic guitar, John Fahey is your man.

And for the future, check out the young guitarist in this lot, The Sleepy Man Banjo Boys. They're all brilliant and teenagers or younger, but the guitarist Tommy makes it all look so easy. Bastard. Vids are on YouTube of course.

[animalwilliams]

Saw Steve Hackett the former Genesis guitarist at The Colston Hall in Bristol late last year. He did a set of the 70's era material which was stunning. He is touring again in the Autumn and I would highly recommend this concert to anyone who can get a ticket.      

[DarloSTFC84]

Aside from David Brent (obviously)..

I love the riffs of Tom Morello..

[adje]

kelly joe phelps, master of slide.bert jansch, great innovater.neil young, the greatest

[manc_red]

James Dean Bradfield

[Talk Talk]

That Django Reinhardt - ace guitarist, and he didn't have a full compliment of fingers either.

Apparently the inspiration for Tony Iommi when he lost his fingers in a machinery accident.