Hello, my name is Pete and I'm a dumbass.Originally posted by fezz parka
You had me goin' until the last line... Then the following thought ungulfed me like a tidal wave:
What a!
:nya
:)
But the aforementioned guys can really play. Couple of them are friends.
If you want to hear me play go to http://www.thefenderforum.com/forum/...&threadid=4739 and decide for yourself.
By the way, on the subject of
Also Johnny Hiland.
http://www.johnnyhiland.com/
I've heard you play, Pete. You kick ass. But you're still aOriginally posted by pbradt
Hello, my name is Pete and I'm a dumbass.
But the aforementioned guys can really play. Couple of them are friends.
If you want to hear me play go to http://www.thefenderforum.com/forum/...&threadid=4739 and decide for yourself.
By the way, on the subject of
Your friend,
Fezz,
Keith Richards
Redd Volkaert
Brad Paisley
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First time poster here.
The only one I'd add would be Frank Black (Black Francis). Every time I've seen him play his solo work or with the reunited Pixies, he's always playing a blond Tele. Very slick.
Marc Ribot
Caught him on "Sessions at West 54th" that used to air on Trio. If I wasn't sitting down already I would have fallen down.
TT
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Marty Stuart and Kenny Vaughn.
I just picked up Marty & the Fabulous Superlatives' "Soul's Chapel" yesterday.
Holy moley!!!!!
:
Good, good stuff.
They're channeling Pops Staples at times.
And Marty's using Pops' old rosewood Tele on a couple tracks.
Great playing, singing and recording.
My favorite guitar disc since Jim Campilongo's American Hips.
"Well, I used to be disgusted, now I try to be amused..."
Elvis Costello
Well, in addition to a lot of already mentioned folks. I have to add....
Chuck Smith
John Bornheimer
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T- Where'd you catch that?Originally Posted by TT100
I used to love that show.
And I'm a big Ribot fan.
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A lot of great players listed so I won't re-list but a few Canuck Tele players come to mind........if you havent heard of them you should check them out
Sue Foley
David Wilcox
Robbie Robertson
Fast doesn't always mean good
Keef. Jimmy Page, Brad Paisley, Johnny Hiland, Danny Gatton, John Frisciante.
Time wounds all heels.
Jimmy Bryant ~ the God father of Teleman (One of the first) Leo's sounding board
Roy Buchanan
Danny Gatton
Arlen Roth
Jeff Beck
Roy Nichols
Vince Gill
Brent Mason
Mike Stern
Cornell Dupree
Scotty Anderson
Don Rich
Albert Lee
Robben Ford
Jim Messina
Only to name a few
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Definitely Cropper. He's the king...or was. Is he dead? Page ruled on the Tele. Didn't he record all of the first 2 albums with the Tele and Supro rig?
Cropper is no doubt a great player , but he kept it low keyed compared
to the rest , He always come's across with alot of taste ~~ Thats only IMO ~~
How could I have forgotten Johnny Greenwood?!?!?! He's been playing a torn to pieces tele for a long time. Get's a great fat tone out of it.
Graham Coxon
Jimmy Page (the one that inspired me to start playing)
Keith Richards
refin isn't too shabby either.
"No harmonic knowledge, no sense of time, a ghastly tone, unskilled vibrato, and so on. Chuck is one of the worst guitar players I know" -Gravity Jim
Jimmy's not playing a Tele in your gif???
Albert Collins
Jimmie Vaughn
Luther Perkins
Waylon Jennings
And a couple of more recent blues greats - Johnny Lang and Susan Tedeschi (who happens to be married to Derek Trucks).
Lang partiularly gets a unique tone on his tele if you see him live......
How about, Kieth Richards,
and Lowell George,,played some tele too,
and then there is Rory Gallagher, he used a telee on numerous sessions,although both he and Mr George,later used Strats
All above and adding Richie Sambora as well.(although he plays also strats and lp's)
Muddy
Keef
Gatton
Mr Collins Mr Collins!
and Jimmy Bryant king of the clean Tele sound ( ooh Yeah!)
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Robbie Robertson
Beck/Page
Graham Coxon
Steve Cropper and um...
EC
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