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kool said...
Beat me to it. Where is Ronny Isley. The intros to Voyage to Atlantis and Choosy Lover should have gotten him on the list.
Can you explain to me why Curtis Mayfield is on the list?
I always thought Michael Hampton was better than Eddie Hazel but Hazel did the opening to Maggot Brain so I guess he gets the nod for that.
So many great guitarist that 100 doesn't do justice.
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1977 Funk- Rock thang Ernie burning that solo on 'Go for your guns", I remember listening to the album when it dropped in the Spring of 1977, 11 years old and my next door neighbor Ms. Joyce was playing the album and I listened sitting on her porch to 'livin in the life/go for your guns" and I said isn't that one song Ms. Joyce, she pointed out the album and said Baby, those are two different songs. Being 11 years old at the time I thought it was stupid to have the same beat for two songs, well it's my tribute to sitting on the porch of Ms. Joyce's house and listening to good music. And also the memory of the Philedephia 76 ers choking the NBA Finals to the Portland Trailblazers after going up 2-0, well at least I had the summer of 1977, summer school, the Boys Club , nice looking girls, riding my banana bikes ,and hanging out to soothe my pain.
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Jack White on the Mississippi blues artists: 'They changed the world' | Music | The Guardian
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