My Guitar GOD! Who is Yours???

Don O and Black, Nope that wasn't me. The LP I played was BLACK. Oh and ask Smitty, my 4x12 300 watt Marshall cab is plenty big for my 19
1972 50 Watt JMP head. Black, I am sorry Rik didn't sign your guitar, sort of. I actually like autographs on paper things but not so much on guitars.
Yup, I really liked growing up when Triumph was in their prime.
 
Don O and Black, Nope that wasn't me. The LP I played was BLACK. Oh and ask Smitty, my 4x12 300 watt Marshall cab is plenty big for my 19
1972 50 Watt JMP head. Black, I am sorry Rik didn't sign your guitar, sort of. I actually like autographs on paper things but not so much on guitars.
Yup, I really liked growing up when Triumph was in their prime.

I made a cruizin' CD for the old Vette about 18 years ago. Had about 12 songs on it. This was one of them. A great, top down, going through the gears kinda song ! That CD is still in the player in the Vette today.

 
Don O and Black, Nope that wasn't me. The LP I played was BLACK. Oh and ask Smitty, my 4x12 300 watt Marshall cab is plenty big for my 19
1972 50 Watt JMP head. Black, I am sorry Rik didn't sign your guitar, sort of. I actually like autographs on paper things but not so much on guitars.
Yup, I really liked growing up when Triumph was in their prime.

I remember riding my bicycle down to Midnite Records in Portervile, California to buy a Triumph cassette...
 
OK. I'm going to answer with total sincerity. Perhaps one of the most underrated lead guitarists, and without a doubt my favorite: Barry Goudreau.
Check out this performance with Boston back in '77, while Tom is on the Hammond (@6:05):

 
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I can't do it... Guitar heros are like Lays potato chips, can't stop at just one.
Like so many others, my tastes have changed over the years.
Commercial radio is bad enough, hearing the same old thing day after day. But to only have one guitarist to listen to no matter how great they were, would be painfully boring for me.
 
I cant.
Maybe Clapton or Page, or from where that comes for that matter, Albert King.

And while Goldie makes a great point about Goudreau, coming out of character with his preface of seriousness leaves me wondering where the 'ell I am.

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I would say out of all the great guitarist Trower was the most open and helpful to me just phone conversation's My friend Duffy was his stage hand for 15 years
Just over the phone Robin would have me play my rig and tell me what was missing. I played Drums for Rick Derringer one night and asked me what I wanted a guitar lesson
I'm still trying to figure out what Rick showed me 22 years later.
 
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