We don't know when Keef was born or started playing, legend has it that he was already sitting there strumming, waiting for the rest of the Stones when the Romans showed up...
Who is on your Mount Riffmore?
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Sargeant Preston
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Sargeant Preston
Ambassador of The Ninth Chord
All these Keef jokes are old.
Ampeq
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So is Keef….
Sargeant Preston
Ambassador of The Ninth Chord
Yeah. He's a tad bit older than me.
Frodebro
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I thought this would be easy, but I'm struggling here.
Number one is definitely Townshend, I had an epiphany after hearing Live At Leeds in my early twenties (the album was actually released not long after I was born...).
Two would have to be Malcolm Young. Sixth grade, Back In Black released, my first rock album and the one that set my musical trajectory for life.
Three and four I'm going to go with Glenn Tipton and KK Downing. Priest was 'my' band in the eighties, and as I matured their early catalog hit desert island status. I listen to the early stuff all the time when I'm in my shop woodworking.
Number one is definitely Townshend, I had an epiphany after hearing Live At Leeds in my early twenties (the album was actually released not long after I was born...).
Two would have to be Malcolm Young. Sixth grade, Back In Black released, my first rock album and the one that set my musical trajectory for life.
Three and four I'm going to go with Glenn Tipton and KK Downing. Priest was 'my' band in the eighties, and as I matured their early catalog hit desert island status. I listen to the early stuff all the time when I'm in my shop woodworking.
Sargeant Preston
Ambassador of The Ninth Chord
It would have been a no brainer if the original question had been "Who here at TTR is on your Mount Riffmore?"
Short riffs, long riffs, or full songs, I give a nod to
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Short riffs, long riffs, or full songs, I give a nod to
@Headache
@Mouse
@frostyjr2
@BFT Gibson