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    ...here's another Sonny... Dick Dogs off this one is great too.

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    Freddie Roulette has a unique sound. Never heard anyone else like him.

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    Not a huge fan of slide guitar but to me Warren Haynes is about as good as Derek Trucks as a slide player. Bonnie Rait is another decent slide player.

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    Jerry Douglas on dobro.
    "please do not understand me too quickly"-andre gide

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    I made quite a study of slide guitarists a few years ago, Ry Cooder's "Paris Texas" soundtrack is one of the best. Rykodisc also released three great slide compilations, "Almost Everybody Slides," "Everybody Slides Vol.2" and "Slide Crazy." Mucho great music therein, from a lot from people I'd never heard of -- Lenny Carlson, Chris Holzhaus, Tinsley Ellis, Frederic Koella, Cyril Lefebvre, Brij Bhushan Kabra. I ended up making a CD-R of my absolute favorite tracks from these and other sources:
    1. Frederic Koella - Back to New Orleans
    2. Mick Clarke - Cry To Me
    3. Sonny Landreth - Zydeco Shuffle
    4. Bonnie Raitt - Thing Called Love
    5. Joanna Connor - Texas
    6. John Hammond - It Hurts Me Too
    7. Tom Principato - Congo Square
    8. Mac Gayden - Take Your Time
    9. David Lindley - Attar
    10. Joanna Connor - Sweet Baby
    11. Big Daddy Kinsey - Can't Let Go
    12. Roy Rogers - Walkin' Blues
    13. Debbie Davis - The Wrong Man For Me
    14. Chris Cain - Don't Let The Same Dog Bite You Twice
    15. Roy Rogers - Black Cat Bones
    16. Dave Hole - The Bottle
    17. Studebaker John - Talk To Me Babt
    18. Chris Darrow - Fight On

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    Quote Originally Posted by rcarlberg View Post
    Brij Bhushan Kabra.
    A master of Indian(Hindustani) music on slide guitar.Here's a clip from one of Kabra's students,Debashish Bhattacharya, on slide guitar(of his own design).
    Last edited by walt; 08-07-2013 at 03:53 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rcarlberg View Post
    I made quite a study of slide guitarists a few years ago, Ry Cooder's "Paris Texas" soundtrack is one of the best.
    One of my favorite soundtracks!

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    Lots of great slide players, but Sonny Landreth is THE MAN imho. He manages to be wildly creative while most slide players can't stay away from the traditional slide clichés. Derek Trucks is another guy who has significantly pushed the slide guitar envelope.

    Two candidates that probably wouldn't be mentioned by anybody else here are Trevor Rabin and Lyle Workman. Slide isn't either guy's main thing, but they're both incredibly proficient at it! Check out Trevor's dobro playing on his latest, "Jacaranda;" he's as good as many folks who play the instrument exclusively! And Lyle has some terrific slide moments on his latest, "Harmonic Crusader." Who'dathunk a couple of film score guys would be so great at playing slide?!
    Last edited by No Pride; 08-07-2013 at 11:22 AM.

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    Johnny Winter. Greatest slide player ever. Although he'd surely deny it and point to Robert Johnson.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ronmac View Post
    Johnny Winter.
    I saw him in the Minneapolis Airport Monday morning, sitting in a wheelchair, waiting in line at the Burger King. I didn't go up to him; didn't want to bother him (translation: totally wussed out ).

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    Duane Allman!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Derek Trucks
    Les Dudek
    Johnny Winter
    Bonnie Raitt
    Joe Walsh
    Sonny Landreth

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    Martin Simpson, acoustic slide live:


    "Wouldn't it be odd, if there really was a God, and he looked down on Earth and saw what we've done to her?" -- Adrian Belew ('Men In Helicopters')

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    ^^^^
    I just saw Leo perform that tune in June. He actually flubbed it up! Kinda like the opening to the live album, My Feet Are Smiling. "Boy, I blew that."

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    Quote Originally Posted by No Pride View Post
    I saw him in the Minneapolis Airport Monday morning, sitting in a wheelchair, waiting in line at the Burger King. I didn't go up to him; didn't want to bother him (translation: totally wussed out ).
    You were respectful, that's all.

    Johnny's in pretty rough shape, physically. But much much better than ten years ago when he was near death. I HIGHLY recommend his recent bio "Raising Cane."

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    Roy Wood playing "Brontosaurus."
    Lou

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    Eating at Burger King won't help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronmac View Post
    Johnny Winter. Greatest slide player ever. Although he'd surely deny it and point to Robert Johnson.
    My feet,heart and soul agree.


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    Uriah Heep - Tears in My Eyes - Live 1973


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    Quote Originally Posted by Modry Effekt View Post
    Uriah Heep - Tears in My Eyes - Live 1973
    Nice lipsync -- the singer's voice is just as loud when he's nowhere near the microphone!

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    Quote Originally Posted by No Pride View Post
    Trevor Rabin ... Check out Trevor's dobro playing on his latest, "Jacaranda;" he's as good as many folks who play the instrument exclusively!
    I'm nowhere near the slide aficionado that many others here are, but I was very impressed with Trevor's slide work on Jacaranda.
    Music isn't about chops, or even about talent - it's about sound and the way that sound communicates to people. Mike Keneally

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