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From: rjs@hpfclo.UUCP (rjs)
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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Fri, 10-Aug-84 14:49:00 EDT
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	My votes go for:

		Jimi Hendrix
		Tom McLaughlin
		Steve Howe
		Doc Watson
		Eric Clapton
		Duane Allman 	(Slide guitar only)

	I'm sure that few people would argue about the technical
	ability of Tom McLaughlin on guitar, but, when it comes to
	having some "feeling" in you music I don't think he comes close
	to someone like George Harrison. I sometimes wonder what is more
	important?

	I am also impressed with:

		Johnny Winter
		Pat Travers
		Jorma Kaukohen(sp?) (acoustical guitar only)

			Bob "I got those deep river blues" Schneider
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