More Rolling Stone Greatest Guitarists:
Canned Heat - "Going Up the Country"
#77 Henry Vestine. Definitely not a guitar-driven song, but I suppose there was an influence on country rock. Fun fact: I could have included this with the Oregon theme since he's buried in Eugene.
Ali Fourke Toure - "Amandrai"
#76 Ali Fourke Toure. From Mali. Not too far removed from American Blues.
Tool - "Sober"
#75 Adam Jones. I always kinda' figured that Maynard James Keenan was the only person of note in this band, but Jones' shrapnelish riffs seem worthy of this list even though I never quite got into the band.
Johnny Winter - "Be Careful With a Fool"
#74 Johnny Winter. About right. I may not be in the mood for so much blues though.
Phish - "First Tube"
#73 Trey Anastasio. I guess he has as much reason to be on here as say Frank Zappa. Not a hate.
Joni Mitchell - "Big Yellow Taxi"
#72 Joni Mitchell. To ensure there's less cross-over with the Greatest Heavy Metal Guitarists?
Lightnin' Hopkins - "Lonesome Road"
#71 Lightnin' Hopkins. Listen to that finger pickin' goodness!
Running count: 328 songs for 2011.
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