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So who would be the singer/guitarists you'd like to see at a "Three-Star Concert" (or however many stars you want).?

1. David (of course)

2. Knopfler

3. Fahey

Don't even look at Rolling Stone's Top 100 Guitarists. They have Gilmour at #82 and Hendrix at #1. I give Hendrix his due, but I think he was mostly a shredder before shredding was cool (if it is, that is). I put John Fahey in there just because he represents the most eclectic of all three. He could just as well have played classical guitar (and probably does).

You?

EDITED TO ADD: This should probably have its own thread. Mods, would you be so kind? Thanks.

Maybe a proclamation is in order? I mean if we're gonna put it in the vocabulary and all? We already have a Head Pickler, we might as well have our own musical language. Agree/Disagree?

Bill

Guess that shoulda been Guitarist/Drummers in the title line up there, but that's the way it happened for me: drummer first, gittarist later.

Thank you, Sir. Yes, I'll definitely check out the logistics. Since the tracks were converted to a bike trail, I've been over it several times. The very first time, my then girlfriend had to LEAD me over it after I dismounted, it is so high. Yes, I see it as something the likes of this.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0kiqmpA0ew

Too fast?

Thanks, my friend!

Bill

For songs? It's next to that long alphabet thingie. Underneath on the right hand side. There's no all-inclusive search feature I know of here. As I have been told, and not always nicely, ""google is your friend". Don't you hate that?

Anyway, thanks for dropping in. Stay a while and teach us something!

Bill

Tell DE and Roger not to stay close to the heat for TOO long, Amy.

One MORE reason to love my freunde hier!

My bud TF will know the name of this famous famous Fussballer!....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsXOKOzmHtI

Bragger.

Just kidding! You have a great time, Joe!

Bill

He's very talented, as are all of you, easybeat.

Just think: If each of us took, say, a quarter of the people who send in songs/poems --- whatever ----- and listened - really listened -  we might come up with a new Beatles!

I was a DJ working my way through college in the late 60's - early 70's (long story coming up, so go brew your tea, you buncha......friends) and the number of 45's (anyone remember those) sent to our stations was phenomenal. AT least 50 a day trying to get some airplay, some sending notes, all of them hoping for that big break.

During my breaks, (when a record was playing) I'd always play one of the tunes they sent me on the turntable which wasn't playing and listen.

Usually, those folks sent a postcard for my reply.

Did any of them make it big?

Hellifino.

But I sure did send 'em a note on that card.

Every time. I felt if they cared enough to send their best to me, I owed them at least an honest appraisal and friendly answer.